Rechargeable device, charger and charging system

A technology for charging equipment and chargers, applied in charging/discharging current/voltage regulation, current collectors, battery circuit devices, etc., which can solve problems such as long boosting time and cumbersome software processes

Active Publication Date: 2021-03-02
SPREADTRUM COMM (SHANGHAI) CO LTD
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[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the defect that the mobile phone needs to rely on its own internal voltage detection circuit to detect the input voltage in the prio

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[0075]Example 1

[0076]figure 1 A rechargeable device of this embodiment is shown, which includes: a USB interface 11 and a charging setting module 12. USB interface 11 is a 4pin USB interface, including VBUS (power line) pin, DM (data +) pin, DP (data -) pin and GND (ground) pin. Among them, the VBUS pin is connected to the charging module in the rechargeable device, and the charging module includes related circuits required for charging the existing device, such as a voltage converter, a rechargeable battery, etc. The DP pin is shorted. The GND pin is grounded. The DM pin is connected to the charging setting module 12. The charging setting module 12 sends the first signal and receives the second signal through the DM pin, so as to realize the interaction with the charger. The first signal may be a current signal, which is used to control the charger. The second signal may be a voltage signal, which is used to feed back whether the control of the charger by the first signal is respon...

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[0108]Example 2

[0109]image 3 A charger of this embodiment is shown. It includes: a USB interface 21 and a charging detection module 22. The USB interface 21 is a 4pin USB interface, including VBUS pin, DM pin, DP pin and GND pin. Among them, the VBUS pin is connected to the adapter or power plug in the charger, or related circuits required for charging other devices. The DP pin is shorted. The GND pin is grounded. The DM pin is connected to the charging detection module 22. The charging detection module 22 receives the first signal and sends the second signal through the DM pin, so as to realize the interaction with the rechargeable device. The first signal may be a current signal, which is used to control the charger. The second signal may be a voltage signal, which is used to feed back whether the control of the charger by the first signal is responsive. Since the first signal and the second signal are both analog signals, the generation and detection of the first signal and the s...

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[0129]Example 3

[0130]A charging system includes a compatible rechargeable device and a charger. The USB interface of the rechargeable device and the USB interface of the charger are connected through a USB cable, and the analog signal interaction is performed through the DM pin of the respective USB interface.

[0131]The rechargeable device adopts the structure of Embodiment 1, and the charger adopts the structure of Embodiment 2. It should be noted that the compatible rechargeable device and charger have the same correspondence table pre-stored, which can analyze the current value and voltage value on the DM pin, have the same number of comparators, and the threshold voltages of the comparators are the same .

[0132]Combine belowfigure 2 The process of interaction between the rechargeable device and the charger in this embodiment is specifically described:

[0133]In the figure, the rechargeable device has 4 current sources I1, I2, I3, I4, corresponding switches S1, S2, S3, S4 and 4 compa...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a rechargeable device, a charger and a charging system. The rechargeable device includes: a USB interface, the USB interface including a DM pin; a current output circuit whichis used for outputting a first signal to the DM pin, wherein the first signal is a current signal and is used for controlling the charger; a first control logic unit which is used for controlling thecurrent value of the first signal; a voltage detection circuit which is used for detecting a second signal on the DM pin, wherein the second signal is a voltage signal and is used for feeding back whether the control of the first signal to the charger is responded or not; and a second control logic unit which is used for identifying the second signal by judging the voltage interval in which the voltage is located. The rechargeable device and the charger can perform analog signal interaction through the DM pin of the USB interface, particularly, the charger can make a corresponding feedback signal after receiving the signal indication of the rechargeable device, the rechargeable device can know the state of the charger through the feedback signal, and the charger does not need to be detected.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of charging, and in particular relates to a rechargeable device, a charger and a charging system. Background technique [0002] It is already a very common charging technology for a charger to charge a mobile phone, a tablet computer or other electronic devices through a USB interface. At present, during the charging process of the charger, the charger and the mobile phone are relatively independent. The charger boosts and adjusts the voltage according to the charging requirements, and the mobile phone relies on its own internal voltage detection circuit to detect the input voltage and then adjust it. For fine stepping, the mobile phone needs multiple detections, the boost time is long, and the software process is cumbersome. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the defect that the mobile phone needs to rely on its own internal volta...

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IPC IPC(8): H02J7/00
CPCH02J7/0036H02J7/0045H02J7/007
Inventor 房柏阳
Owner SPREADTRUM COMM (SHANGHAI) CO LTD
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