Oil pump and air pump dual-power-supply integrated system for vehicle

Abstract

An oil pump and air pump dual-power integrated system for a vehicle belongs to the technical field of vehicle power supply, and solves the technical problems of oil supply interruption of an oil pump and instantaneous overload of an auxiliary power supply caused by dual-pump switching when a main power supply fails. The system comprises a main power supply, an auxiliary power supply, an oil pump power supply module and an air pump power supply module, the oil pump power supply module is connected to the dual power supplies in parallel through a first change-over switch, and the air pump power supply module is connected to the dual power supplies in parallel through a second change-over switch; the central controller monitors the voltage state of the main power supply in real time, preferentially controls the first change-over switch to switch the oil pump power supply module to the auxiliary power supply when the voltage is lower than a threshold value, monitors the operation state of the air pump at the same time, and delays the switching action of the second change-over switch when the air pump is activated until the switching of the oil pump is completed. The delay time is dynamically adjusted according to the auxiliary power supply load rate. According to the system, through time-sharing switching and load self-adaptive control, it is guaranteed that the oil pump supplies oil continuously when the main power source fails, overload of the auxiliary power source is avoided, and the power supply reliability of the key pump body of the vehicle is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention belongs to the technical field of vehicle power supply, and in particular relates to a dual-power supply integrated system of a vehicle oil pump and an air pump. Background Art

[0002] In the field of vehicle power supply systems, dual power backup designs are widely used to improve the reliability of critical loads. In existing technologies, oil pumps and air pumps are typically connected to dual power sources via a parallel switching device, automatically switching to the backup power source when the primary power source fails. However, this solution has several technical drawbacks that need to be addressed:

[0003] First, in the event of a main power failure, the traditional switching mechanism does not differentiate between the functional priorities of the oil pump and the air pump. Since the oil pump is responsible for maintaining the fuel supply to the engine, a power outage will directly cause the vehicle to stall, and the existing system uses an indiscriminate switching strategy for the dual pumps. When the main power voltage drops, the switching circuit performs power conversion actions on both the oil pump and the air pump simultaneously. However, actual tests have shown that it takes 100-300ms from detecting the main power failure to completing the switching. During this period, the oil pump stops due to power outage, causing the fuel line pressure to drop sharply, which may cause the engine to shut down, especially under high-load conditions. The fundamental reason is that the system lacks a priority guarantee mechanism for fuel supply continuity, and simply increasing the switching speed is limited by the physical response limit of the relay (mechanical contact action time > 20ms).

[0004] Secondly, the parallel switching of the two pumps poses a risk of instantaneous overload of the auxiliary power supply. When the oil pump and air pump loads are simultaneously transferred to the auxiliary power supply, the sudden load current can reach over 2.5 times the rated value. To cope with such shocks, the auxiliary power supply protection circuit typically sets the overcurrent protection threshold to 150%-180% of the rated current. However, this leads to two contradictory results: if the threshold is set too high (e.g., >180%), the battery cell may suffer irreversible damage due to continuous overcurrent; if the threshold is set too low (e.g., <150%), protective power outages are frequently triggered. More seriously, the inductance of the dual pump motor windings and the internal resistance of the auxiliary power supply form a resonant circuit, generating a high-frequency oscillating voltage (frequency band 500kHz-2MHz) with an amplitude of up to 120V at the switching moment. This voltage spike can damage the power management IC.

[0005] Third, the system crash after the overcurrent protection is triggered constitutes a secondary risk. The existing solution directly cuts off the power supply to the load when the auxiliary power supply is detected to be overcurrent. Although it protects the power supply, it causes the air pump / oil pump to lose function. For example, when driving in plateau areas, if the auxiliary power supply triggers the overcurrent protection due to the dual pump load after the main power fails, the system will enter a dead loop of "power off-try to restart-protect again". The technical difficulty lies in: preventing the current from exceeding the limit and damaging the battery, and maintaining the minimum pump function (such as keeping the air pump running at 30% power). The traditional linear current limiting circuit cannot cope with the millisecond-level current mutation of motor loads due to its large response delay (>10ms); and although the switch current limiting solution has a fast response, the harmonics generated by the PWM chopping will interfere with the vehicle CAN bus communication (the measured EMI noise exceeds the ISO 11452-2 limit by 8dB).

[0006] These issues are inherently interconnected: a failure in the primary power supply triggers a dual-pump switchover, which in turn causes the secondary power supply to overload, leading to system downtime due to overcurrent protection. The industry has attempted to mitigate overload by increasing the capacity of the secondary power supply, but this is limited by vehicle space and cost (each additional 10Ah battery requires an additional 0.8L of volume). Another proposal involves equipping the fuel pump with an independent backup power supply, but this doubles the complexity of the wiring harness (increasing the number of cables by 37%). How to systematically resolve the contradictions between power continuity, overload protection, and fault tolerance without significantly increasing hardware costs remains a long-standing technical bottleneck in this field. Summary of the Invention

[0007] One purpose of the present invention is to solve the problem of oil pump oil supply interruption and instantaneous overload of the auxiliary power supply caused by simultaneous switching of two pumps when the main power supply fails.

[0008] Traditional dual-power switching systems employ an indiscriminate switching strategy for both the fuel and air pumps. This leads to two drawbacks when the primary power fails, requiring parallel switching of both pumps. First, the fuel pump loses power and stops, causing a sudden drop in fuel pressure, potentially causing an engine shutdown. Second, the simultaneous transfer of the load from both pumps to the secondary power supply generates a 2.5-fold current surge, easily triggering overcurrent protection. The root cause lies in a lack of functional prioritization and switching sequence control.

[0009] The dynamic matching of the dual-pump switching time window with the secondary power supply load status was addressed. A fixed-delay switching solution couldn't adapt to real-time load variations on the secondary power supply. Under low loads, excessive delays affected the pump's responsiveness, while under high loads, insufficient delays still led to overloads. A dynamic coupling mechanism between switching action and power supply load factor was required, but this conflicted between load factor detection accuracy and controller response speed.

[0010] This solution addresses the secondary issue of system downtime caused by the overcurrent protection of the secondary power supply. Existing overcurrent protection directly cuts off the load power supply, protecting the power supply but causing the pump to lose functionality. The challenge lies in anticipating risks before the current exceeds the limit and maintaining minimum functionality without triggering protection. Traditional linear current limiting circuits have a response delay greater than 10ms and are unable to cope with sudden millisecond-level changes in motor load.

[0011] Addressing the issues of tiered overload response and energy coordination between primary and secondary power sources: Single current limiting measures fail in extreme overload situations, necessitating a multi-tiered defense system. However, the tiered threshold settings must balance the potential for false trips and delayed responses. Furthermore, when the secondary power source approaches the critical protection point, external energy injection is urgently required to maintain bus voltage stability.

[0012] Solve the problem of sudden efficiency drops in air pumps due to limited supply current: When the supply current drops to 70%, the air pressure output of traditional fixed-frequency drive solutions drops by more than 40%. This is because the motor speed and supply current are linearly related, while the air pressure output is proportional to the square of the speed. The goal is to improve energy conversion efficiency without increasing current.

[0013] Addressing the issue of misjudgment of secondary power supply aging and dynamic degradation of switching authority: Aging diagnosis solutions that only monitor internal resistance have a misjudgment rate of >30% (temperature has a significant impact). Switching an aging battery can cause secondary failures due to internal resistance voltage drops. Multi-parameter fusion diagnosis is required to improve accuracy, and a compensation mechanism linked to the vehicle's operating status must be established. However, there is a risk of delay in real-time navigation data access.

[0014] Solve the problem of sulfation failure of the secondary power supply after long-term idle time: Constant-voltage trickle charging accelerates the formation of lead sulfate crystals, resulting in a capacity decay of ≥35% after one year. Traditional repair methods require disassembling the battery and applying a high-voltage pulse, which is not feasible in a vehicle environment. An automatic desulfation cycle must be embedded in the continuous charging process.

[0015] Resolving the conflict between recharging efficiency and battery life: Constant voltage charging is inefficient at low temperatures and low battery levels (recovering 80% of the charge takes 8 hours), while increasing the voltage and current accelerates electrode aging (capacity retention is <80% after 200 cycles). Charging parameters must be dynamically optimized based on the battery's real-time status.

[0016] Addressing electromagnetic interference from dual-pump high-frequency switching noise on vehicle electronics: The PWM drive of the oil pump (23kHz) and air pump (97kHz) generates broadband noise between 150kHz and 30MHz. Traditional single-stage filtering produces residual noise >75dBμV at 1MHz, exceeding the ISO11452 standard by 15dB. The fixed parameters of the π-type filter cannot adapt to frequency drift.

[0017] The present invention provides a dual-power integrated system for a vehicle oil pump and an air pump, comprising: a main power supply and a secondary power supply, which are respectively connected to a vehicle main battery and a backup battery; a power supply module for the oil pump is connected in parallel to the main power supply and the secondary power supply via a first switching switch; a power supply module for the air pump is connected in parallel to the main power supply and the secondary power supply via a second switching switch; a central controller monitors the voltage status of the main power supply in real time, and when the voltage of the main power supply is lower than a threshold, controls the first switching switch to switch the oil pump power supply module to the secondary power supply; the central controller synchronously monitors the operating status of the air pump; and when the main power supply fails and the air pump is in an activated state, delays the switching action of the second switching switch until the oil pump completes the power switching.

[0018] Preferably, the central controller of the present invention is configured as follows: when the main power supply voltage is lower than a threshold value, the oil pump power supply module is preferentially switched to the auxiliary power supply; the switching completion signal of the oil pump power supply module is monitored in real time; and only after receiving the switching completion signal of the oil pump power supply module, the delay time T triggers the switching operation of the air pump power supply module to the auxiliary power supply; wherein the delay time T is dynamically adjusted according to the real-time load rate of the auxiliary power supply: when the load rate is greater than 70%, T is set to 2s, and when the load rate is ≤70%, T is set to 0.5s.

[0019] Preferably, the dynamic current distribution module of the present invention detects the output current of the auxiliary power supply in real time; when both the oil pump and the air pump are switched to the auxiliary power supply, if the total current exceeds the safety threshold, the dynamic current distribution module reduces or disconnects the air pump power supply current according to a preset priority.

[0020] Preferably, the dynamic current distribution module of the present invention is further configured as follows: when it is detected that the output current of the auxiliary power supply reaches 85%-90% of the overcurrent protection threshold, a pre-alarm signal is sent to the central controller; the central controller responds to the pre-alarm signal and performs a graded response operation: first-level response: limiting the air pump power supply current to 50%-70% of the rated value, maintaining the oil pump power supply current unchanged; second-level response: if the current continues to rise and exceeds 95% of the overcurrent protection threshold, cutting off the non-core functional circuits of the air pump power supply module, including the cooling fan drive circuit; third-level response: when the current exceeds the threshold of 100%, starting the bidirectional DC / DC converter to inject the redundant power energy of the main power supply into the auxiliary power bus, maintaining the system power supply continuity until the main power supply is restored.

[0021] Preferably, the dynamic current distribution module of the present invention is communicatively connected with the central controller; when the air pump power supply current is limited, the central controller sends a frequency reduction instruction to the vehicle ECU to reduce the air pump operating frequency to match the power supply capacity; the air pump efficiency maintenance system is synchronously activated, including: an intelligent variable frequency drive, which monitors the operating load status of the air pump power supply module in real time; a dynamic frequency compensation unit, which automatically increases the motor drive frequency according to the reduction in power supply current, so that the air pump speed is maintained in a high-efficiency working range; an air pressure closed-loop control system, which includes: a pressure sensor, which detects the air pump output pressure value in real time; a comparator, which compares the detected air pressure with the target air pressure threshold; an adaptive regulator, which reversely calibrates the frequency compensation intensity when the air pressure deviation exceeds the allowable range; the system uses collaborative control to maintain the output air pressure of the air pump at not less than 85% of the rated value when the power supply current drops to 70% of the rated value.

[0022] Preferably, the power health diagnosis unit of the present invention continuously monitors the changes in the internal resistance of the main and auxiliary power supplies; when the increase in the internal resistance of the auxiliary power supply exceeds 20%, a warning signal is triggered and the air pump is forced to lock the main power supply; the power health diagnosis unit is further configured as: aging multi-parameter fusion diagnosis: synchronously monitor the internal resistance growth rate δ, capacity attenuation rate γ and charge and discharge platform voltage drift value ΔV of the auxiliary power supply; the auxiliary power supply is determined to enter the aging state when any of the following conditions is met: δ>20% / year, γ>15%, or ΔV>5% of the nominal voltage; dynamic switching authority management: after the aging state is confirmed, the priority of the auxiliary power supply in the power supply switching decision is immediately lowered; the air pump power supply module is prohibited from switching to the auxiliary power supply; the oil pump power supply module is only allowed to switch when the main power supply completely fails.

[0023] Preferably, the power health diagnostic unit of the present invention is connected to the vehicle CAN bus; when the health of the secondary power supply is lower than a threshold value, the navigation data is retrieved through the CAN bus, and the engine idle speed increase instruction is triggered in a safe area to enhance the main power output; and it also includes a cross-system compensation mechanism: obtaining the vehicle's real-time positioning and navigation data through the CAN bus; if a safe parking area is detected within 3km ahead, it automatically executes: increasing the engine idle speed to above 1500rpm to enhance the power generation of the main power supply; activating the bidirectional DC / DC converter to implement enhanced charging of the secondary power supply to repair the sulfur crystallization of the aging battery.

[0024] Preferably, the bidirectional DC / DC converter of the present invention is connected between the main power supply and the auxiliary power supply; when the main power supply voltage is normal, the auxiliary power supply is trickle charged at a constant voltage through the bidirectional DC / DC converter; wherein, when the main power supply voltage remains normal for more than 24 hours, the auxiliary power supply is trickle charged at 93% of the nominal voltage, and the charging current does not exceed 0.05 times the battery capacity; periodic desulfurization cycle: the desulfurization program is automatically triggered every 48 hours of cumulative charging: a) first stage: constant current charging until the voltage reaches 115% of the nominal voltage, and maintain for 10-15 minutes; b) second stage: completely stop charging and stand for 30-35 minutes; c) repeat stage ab three times and then return to basic charging; temperature adaptive control: real-time monitoring of the auxiliary power supply temperature, and dynamic adjustment according to the rule of reducing the maintenance voltage by 3.5mV for every 1°C increase; high temperature protection: suspend all charging operations when the temperature is greater than 45°C; low temperature response: switch to pulse heating mode when the temperature is less than 0°C, and apply charge / discharge pulses alternately.

[0025] Preferably, the charging voltage of the bidirectional DC / DC converter of the present invention is set to 90%-95% of the nominal voltage of the auxiliary power supply, and the charging current does not exceed 0.1C; and also includes: a dynamic voltage floating mechanism: the reference charging voltage is set to 92.5% of the nominal voltage of the auxiliary power supply; when the battery temperature is detected to be higher than 35°C, the voltage is automatically reduced to 90% of the nominal voltage; when the remaining battery capacity is detected to be lower than 20%, the voltage is automatically increased to 95% of the nominal voltage; third-order current adaptive control: when the remaining battery capacity is lower than 30%, continuous charging is performed using a charging current of 0.1 times the battery capacity value; when the remaining battery capacity is 30% to 80%, the charging current is switched to 0.07 times the battery capacity value; when the remaining battery capacity is higher than 80%, the charging current is used for float charging; life decay protection method: real-time monitoring of the cycle life count of the auxiliary power supply; when the cycle life exceeds 80% of the design value, the charging voltage is forcibly locked to not exceed 93% of the nominal voltage and the charging current does not exceed 0.05 times the battery capacity value.

[0026] Preferably, the multi-stage EMC filter circuit of the present invention is integrated into the input end of the oil pump power supply module and the air pump power supply module; the filter circuit includes a common-mode choke and an X2 class safety capacitor, and the cut-off frequency is set to 1MHz; the multi-stage EMC filter circuit is further configured as a three-stage filter architecture: the first stage: a common-mode choke L1 with an inductance of 8-10mH is connected in series at the power supply input end to suppress 100kHz-1MHz common-mode noise; the second stage: an X2 class safety capacitor with a capacitance of 0.1μF±10% is connected in parallel at the output end of the common-mode choke to form a differential mode filter path; the third stage: an additional filter is added at the module power inlet. A π-type filter is used, with a cutoff frequency strictly limited to 1MHz±5%. A directional high-frequency noise energy discharge channel is established: a metal oxide varistor (MOV) is connected to the ground terminal of the π-type filter, with a threshold voltage selected as 1.3 times the peak voltage of the vehicle power supply. The discharge circuit is directly connected to the vehicle chassis ground point via low-inductance copper tape, with a ground impedance of ≤5mΩ. A real-time spectrum compensation loop integrates a noise spectrum analysis unit to monitor energy distribution in the 150kHz-30MHz frequency band. When noise exceeds the specified frequency (23kHz for the oil pump and 97kHz for the air pump), the π-type filter inductance is automatically adjusted by ±15%.

[0027] Beneficial effects:

[0028] By sequentially controlling the oil pump's priority switching and delayed air pump switching, the system ensures zero interruption of oil pump supply (switching time <5ms) in the event of a main power failure, minimizing the risk of engine stall. The time-sharing switching strategy reduces the instantaneous peak load of the auxiliary power supply from 2.5 times the rated value to less than 1.8 times, reducing the overcurrent protection trigger rate by 92%. In actual tests, the oil pump pressure fluctuation after a main power failure on a commercial vehicle at an altitude of 4,500 meters was less than 0.2 MPa, meeting the stringent SAE J1455 standard.

[0029] The delay time, T, is dynamically adjusted based on the real-time load factor of the secondary power supply, achieving a balance between switching safety and functional timeliness: Under high load, the delay is extended to prevent overload (T = 2s), while under low load, the delay is shortened to ensure air pump response (T = 0.5s). Bench testing has shown that the system failure rate is reduced from 18.7% to 1.2% under load factors greater than 70%. When the load factor is ≤70%, the air pump function delay is controlled within the 800ms allowed by ISO 26262 ASIL-B level.

[0030] A prioritized air pump current reduction scheme maintains full pump power in the event of an auxiliary power supply overload, ensuring safe fuel supply to the engine. Basic functionality can be maintained even with the air pump current limited to 70%. Test data from a passenger vehicle shows that when the combined current of the dual pumps reaches 95% of the protection threshold, the dynamic allocation module reduces the air pump current to 52A (from 85A) within 10ms, stabilizing the auxiliary power supply voltage at 22V±0.5V (standard requirement ≥21V), eliminating the risk of system downtime.

[0031] A three-level response mechanism provides progressive defense: early warning (85% threshold) enables early intervention, non-core circuit removal (95% threshold) releases 30% redundant capacity, and primary power injection (100% threshold) ultimately ensures busbar stability. In extreme tests, when the secondary power supply was artificially overloaded by 120%, the system maintained power for >15 minutes through primary power injection, with voltage fluctuations less than 5%. This, in conjunction with Quan 3, reduced the overcurrent protection trigger rate to 0.3%.

[0032] Variable frequency vector control, coupled with closed-loop pressure feedback, enables the pump to maintain 85% pressure output at 70% supply current, reducing efficiency degradation to one-third of conventional solutions. In a real-world tire inflation scenario, when the supply current was limited to 42A, the pressure deviation from the target value of 35 psi dropped by >8 psi to <2 psi, with recovery time reduced from 22 seconds to 6 seconds. The additional energy consumption was only 3.5W (0.8% of total power).

[0033] Fusion diagnosis of multiple parameters, including internal resistance, capacity, and voltage, reduces the false positive rate for battery aging from 31.5% to 4.8%. A dynamic downgrade strategy for switching permissions completely blocks the failure paths of aging battery switching. In field tests on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway, the navigation linkage compensation mechanism triggered engine recharging 3 km earlier, increasing primary power output by 40% and reducing the need for secondary power switching by 87%. Battery recharge reduced capacity decay from 35% to 8% per year.

[0034] 93% standard voltage trickle charging inhibits new crystal formation, while periodic 115% high voltage pulses break down existing sulfide layers. After one year of continuous testing, the secondary power supply capacity retention rate increased from 65% with traditional solutions to 91%. -3.5mV / °C temperature compensation reduced high-temperature gassing by 76%. Pulse heating mode, at -30°C, restored the battery's usable capacity from 45% to 70% of its nominal value.

[0035] Dynamic voltage fluctuation (90%-95%) and third-order current control (0.03C-0.1C) work together to reduce the time it takes to restore a 20% deeply depleted battery to 80% of its charge from 8 hours to 5.2 hours, improving charging efficiency by 38%. Voltage and current limiting strategies for cycle life exceeding 80% achieve a capacity retention rate of 89% after 200 cycles (compared to 78% with traditional solutions). A temperature-adaptive mechanism reduces the risk of high-temperature damage by 67%.

[0036] The three-stage filtering architecture reduces conducted interference at 1MHz from 75dBμV to 42dBμV, 18dB below the ISO11452-2 limit. The MOV discharge channel has a response time of ≤5ns, effectively clamping 230V surge voltage. Dynamic spectrum compensation reduces noise at the 23kHz / 97kHz frequencies by 23dB, improving the vehicle radio's signal-to-noise ratio by 12dB. A copper tape direct connection to the chassis ensures ground impedance of less than 3mΩ (the industry standard is ≤50mΩ). BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0037] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present application.

[0038] Figure numerals: 1. Main power supply; 2. Auxiliary power supply; 3. Oil pump power supply module; 4. Air pump power supply module; 5. Central controller; 6. Dynamic current distribution module; 7. Power health diagnosis unit; 8. Bidirectional DC / DC converter; 9. Multi-stage EMC filter circuit; 10. Intelligent variable frequency drive; 11. Air pressure closed-loop control system; K1. First switching switch; K2. Second switching switch. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0039] The present invention is further described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, so that those skilled in the art can implement the invention with reference to the description. The following is an embodiment of the solution according to claim 3, which solves the secondary problem of system downtime caused by overcurrent protection of the auxiliary power supply, and a comparative analysis with the prior art:

[0040] Example 1: Dynamic current distribution solves downtime problem

[0041] A passenger car experienced a sudden main power failure while driving in the plateau region. The fuel and air pumps had already switched to the secondary power source according to a time-sharing strategy. The vehicle was climbing a hill at this time, and the air pump continued to run, causing the total current of the secondary power source to reach 95% of the overcurrent protection threshold (measured current 185A, threshold 195A), posing a risk of triggering a protective power outage.

[0042] Dynamic current distribution module execution process:

[0043] 1. Real-time detection: When the module detects that the output current of the auxiliary power supply reaches 95% of the threshold, it sends a pre-alarm signal to the central controller.

[0044] 2. Graded response:

[0045] Level 1: The central controller limits the air pump power supply current to 60% of the rated value (originally 85A, changed to 52A) within 10ms, and the oil pump maintains full power operation (100A unchanged).

[0046] Level 2: When the current reaches 98% of the threshold due to the continuous increase in slope, non-core circuits such as the air pump and cooling fan are cut off (load reduction of 15A).

[0047] Level 3: The moment the current exceeds the 100% threshold, the bidirectional DC / DC converter starts and injects the redundant power of the main power supply (the power generated after the engine idle speed is increased) into the secondary power bus, maintaining the voltage stable at 22.5V (the standard lower limit is 21V).

[0048] 3. Function maintenance:

[0049] The air pump activates the intelligent variable frequency drive due to current limitation, and the output air pressure drops from the target value of 35psi to 33psi (deviation <6%), which still meets the minimum requirement of the braking system (30psi).

[0050] The fuel pump is free of interference throughout the entire process, and the fuel pressure fluctuation is ≤0.1MPa (SAE J1455 limit is 0.3MPa).

[0051] result:

[0052] The secondary power supply avoided triggering overcurrent protection, allowing the vehicle to continue operating to a safe area. The system took 8.2 seconds to recover from the overload warning, without triggering a power outage. The technical results are shown in Table 1.

[0053] Table 1: Comparison of Example 1 with prior art

[0054]

[0055] 1. Downtime rate decreased:

[0056] The downtime rate of the traditional solution in the plateau test was 18.7% (10 times / 53 hours), while that of this solution was reduced to 0.3% (1 time / 330 hours).

[0057] 2. Current control accuracy:

[0058] The air pump current limit response time is less than 10ms (traditional linear current limit>10ms), which prevents relay contact erosion.

[0059] 3. Cross-system collaboration:

[0060] DC / DC power injection stabilizes the auxiliary power supply voltage at 22V±0.5V and maintains power supply for more than 15 minutes under extreme overload conditions.

[0061] Conclusion: This embodiment completely resolves the secondary risk of system downtime caused by overcurrent protection in traditional solutions by using the hierarchical response mechanism of the dynamic current distribution module and the energy coordination between the primary and secondary power supplies:

[0062] Functional safety: Prioritizes ensuring full power of the oil pump, while the air pump maintains core functions through frequency conversion control;

[0063] System robustness: The three-level response system covers all scenarios from early warning to ultimate protection, and fault tolerance is improved by 98%;

[0064] Real-time: Millisecond-level decision-making breaks the "overload-power off" cycle and meets high-level requirements.

[0065] Example 2: Dynamic Delay Switching Control

[0066] High load condition (auxiliary power supply load rate 70%): When a refrigerated transport truck is driving at night and the main power supply suddenly fails, the auxiliary power supply has already driven the refrigeration unit (load rate 70%).

[0067] System Response:

[0068] 1. The central controller detects that the main power supply voltage is lower than the threshold and switches the oil pump to the auxiliary power supply first (taking 4.2ms)

[0069] 2. Real-time monitoring of auxiliary power load rate> 70%, automatically set T = 2s

[0070] 3. During the 2s delay period:

[0071] Continuously monitor the secondary power supply load rate (down to 78%)

[0072] Bidirectional DC / DC converter preheating start

[0073] After 4.2 seconds, the air pump is switched to the auxiliary power supply. The switching instantaneous current peak is only 1.73 times the rated value (<1.8 times the safety threshold). Effect: The oil pump pressure fluctuation is 0.15MPa; the air pump function delay is 2.1s, and the temperature rise of the refrigerated compartment is only 0.8℃ (the allowable value is ≤2℃).

[0074] Low load condition (auxiliary power supply load rate 45%): When the main power supply fails during driving on urban roads, the auxiliary power supply only drives the lighting system

[0075] System Response:

[0076] 1. After the oil pump is switched, check that the load rate is ≤70%, and set T=0.5s.

[0077] 2. Complete the air pump power supply switch within 0.5s

[0078] 3. Air pump (tire inflation mode) total delay from request to activation: 0.78s

[0079] Effect: There is no risk of overload of the auxiliary power supply (1.2 times the peak current); the response time of the tire inflation function meets the ISO26262 ASIL-B level requirements (≤0.8s).

[0080] Comparative Example 1: Fixed Delay Switching Scheme: When the Primary Power Supply Fails, the Secondary Power Supply Load Rate is 65%

[0081] Uniformly set fixed delay T = 1.0s (common value in the industry)

[0082] Failure process:

[0083] 1. After the oil pump is switched, the auxiliary power supply load rate rises to 68%

[0084] 2. Fixed 1s delay to switch the air pump immediately

[0085] 3. The double pump superimposed load causes the current to soar to 2.3 times (triggering overcurrent protection)

[0086] 4. The system loses power, the oil pump stops, and then the engine shuts down.

[0087] Table 2: Data comparison of Example 2 and Comparative Example 1

[0088] index Comparative Example 1 Example 2 Air pump switching delay Fixed 1.0s Dynamic 0.5s Peak current multiple 2.3 times the triggering protection 1.6 times Engine stall rate 41% (10 times / 24 hours) 0％

[0089] The technical effects are shown in Table 2, and

[0090] 1. Dynamic adaptability:

[0091] In the load rate mutation test (from 50% to 85%), the system automatically adjusts T from 0.5s to 2.0s to avoid overload risks

[0092] Traditional solutions cannot adapt due to fixed delays, and the overcurrent trigger rate is as high as 89%.

[0093] 2. Functional assurance is shown in Table 3:

[0094] Table 3: Examples of functional assurance

[0095] Scenario Air pump maximum delay Functional integrity Plateau emergency braking (load 75%) 2.0s Brake pressure maintained at 32 psi (required ≥ 30 psi) Desert air conditioner starts (load 40%) 0.5s 100% cooling power without attenuation

[0096] Conclusion: The technology of this invention realizes the dynamic adjustment mechanism of delay time through real-time perception of load rate:

[0097] 1. In high load scenarios (>70%), the delay is extended to 2s to completely avoid double pump overload (peak current voltage drop 28%)

[0098] 2. In low-load scenarios (≤70%), the delay is shortened to 0.5s, ensuring the timely function of the air pump (response speed increased by 60%)

[0099] 3. Compared with traditional fixed-delay solutions, the system failure rate is reduced by 98%, without any additional hardware costs, meeting the needs of upgrading vehicle system reliability.

[0100] Example 3: Three-stage filtering architecture to suppress electromagnetic interference

[0101] Heavy truck cold start conditions

[0102] Interference source: The oil pump (23kHz PWM) and air pump (97kHz PWM) operate simultaneously, generating 150kHz-30MHz broadband noise. The measured common-mode noise peak at the ignition moment reaches 120V.

[0103] Three-stage filtering architecture workflow:

[0104] 1. First-stage common-mode rejection

[0105] A common-mode choke with an inductance of 9mH is connected in series at the power supply input end to attenuate the common-mode noise in the 100kHz-1MHz frequency band by 12dB (the measured noise near the engine ECU is reduced from 85dBμV to 73dBμV).

[0106] 2. Second-level differential mode path

[0107] A 0.1μF X2 safety capacitor is connected in parallel to the output end of the choke to eliminate the instrument panel flickering caused by differential mode interference (the capacitance tolerance is controlled at ±8%).

[0108] 3. The third level high frequency cutoff

[0109] The module inlet π-type filter (cut-off frequency 0.95MHz) filters out residual high-frequency noise, reducing the amplitude of the oil pump's 23kHz harmonics by 40%.

[0110] 4. Discharge channel linkage

[0111] When the ignition surge voltage reaches 230V, the MOV varistor conducts and discharges within 5ns

[0112] Low-inductance copper tape directly connected to the chassis (ground impedance 2.8mΩ) to conduct energy to the ground

[0113] The measured results: the signal-to-noise ratio of the car radio increased to 48dB (originally 36dB), the speech clarity rating changed from "unacceptable" to "excellent", and the engine control unit (ECU) bit error rate increased from 10 -4 Down to 10 -7 .

[0114] Comparative Example 2: Traditional single-stage filtering solution

[0115] Symptoms of the fault in the same scenario:

[0116] 1. Common-mode interference is out of control

[0117] Single-stage LC filtering (2mH inductance) fails to handle noise above 1MHz, resulting in:

[0118] 3.2V voltage glitches occur on the CAN bus (standard limit ±0.5V)

[0119] The transmission control module frequently reports the "Signal Verification Error" fault code

[0120] 2. Insufficient differential mode filtering

[0121] In the differential mode path without the X2 capacitor, the PWM switching noise is coupled to the 12V power line:

[0122] The odometer on the instrument panel shows abnormal fluctuations (±20km / h fluctuations)

[0123] Tire pressure monitoring signal loss rate reaches 15%

[0124] 3. High-frequency resonance deterioration

[0125] Fixed parameter π filter mismatch at low temperature:

[0126] At -20℃, the cutoff frequency drifts to 1.3MHz, and the residual noise of the 97kHz air pump increases by 28dB

[0127] The maximum deviation of vehicle navigation GPS positioning is 300 meters

[0128] 4. Lack of discharge channel

[0129] Without MOV and low-impedance grounding:

[0130] When the generator load drops, a 400V voltage spike is generated, burning the oil pump driver IC.

[0131] Lightning-induced surge causes permanent damage to air suspension controller

[0132] 1.Noise suppression capability is shown in Table 4.

[0133] Table 4: Noise reduction differences between Example 3 and Comparative Example 2

[0134] Frequency Comparative Example 2 Residual Noise Example 3 Residual Noise Improvement Oil pump 23kHz 58dBμV 35dBμV 23dB Air pump 97kHz 62dBμV 39dBμV 23dB

[0135] 2. Improved system reliability

[0136] Electromagnetic interference related failure rate: Comparative Example 2 is 18 times / 10,000 kilometers; Example 3 is 0.7 times / 10,000 kilometers.

[0137] Electronic component life: The MTBF (mean time between failures) of components downstream of the filter circuit has been increased from 12,000 hours to 35,000 hours.

[0138] 3. Dynamic adaptability

[0139] Example 3: When the air pump load suddenly changes and causes the 97kHz noise frequency to deviate by ±5%, the spectrum analysis unit automatically adjusts the inductance of the π filter by ±12% to maintain noise suppression >30dB.

[0140] Comparative Example 2: Traditional fixed filter fails under the same working conditions (suppression capability attenuated to <10dB)

[0141] Conclusion: This solution uses a three-stage filtering architecture in synergy with the targeted discharge of high-frequency noise to precisely target interference sources: the common-mode choke suppresses low-frequency conduction, the X2 capacitor cuts off the differential-mode path, and the π-type filter eliminates high-frequency remnants; active defense upgrade: the MOV discharge channel responds 1000 times faster than traditional fuses, completely eliminating surge damage; intelligent dynamic compensation: the spectrum analysis unit automatically tracks frequency deviation, solving the failure pain point caused by the fixed parameters of traditional filters.

[0142] Actual measurements under harsh working conditions show that the system's electromagnetic compatibility indicators exceed industry standards by more than 50%, building an "invisible electromagnetic shield" for the vehicle's electronic systems.

[0143] like Figure 1 As shown, according to one embodiment of the present invention, the main power supply 1 can be a 12V lead-acid battery, and the secondary power supply 2 can be a lithium iron phosphate backup battery. The first switch K1 of the oil pump power supply module 3 can be a 40A automotive relay, and the second switch K2 of the air pump power supply module 4 can be a 30A solid-state relay. The central controller 5 can be an ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller to monitor the voltage of the main power supply 1 in real time. When the voltage falls below the 22V threshold, it controls K1 to switch the oil pump to the secondary power supply 2 within 5ms. The delay time T is dynamically adjusted based on the load rate of the secondary power supply 2: T = 2s when the load rate is greater than 70%, and T = 0.5s when the load rate is ≤70%. The relay can be installed in the engine compartment fuse box, and the controller is placed behind the instrument panel.

[0144] Working process: When the main power supply voltage drops to 21.5V, the controller immediately triggers K1 to switch the oil pump power supply. At the same time, it detects that the auxiliary power supply load rate is 65%, and sets T = 0.5s. 0.5s later, K2 is triggered to switch the air pump power supply. The oil pump pressure fluctuation during the entire process is ≤0.15MPa.

[0145] Technical effect: Ensures uninterrupted oil supply from the oil pump when the main power supply fails, preventing engine stall; the dynamic delay mechanism reduces the risk of auxiliary power supply overload.

[0146] Example 4: Dynamic Voltage Floating Mechanism

[0147] Driving in high desert temperatures (battery temperature 42°C): The secondary power supply is a 12V lead-acid battery, and the reference charging voltage should be 12V×92.5%=11.1V.

[0148] When the temperature sensor detects that the battery temperature reaches 42°C (>35°C threshold), the system automatically reduces the charging voltage to 12V×90%=10.8V.

[0149] The charging current is limited to 0.05C (2.5A for a 50Ah battery).

[0150] Results: The battery case temperature dropped from 62°C to 51°C, and the amount of electrolyte gas evolution was reduced by 76%, avoiding the risk of high-temperature bulging.

[0151] Winter power failure rescue (remaining capacity 18%): After the vehicle has been parked for two weeks, the remaining capacity of the auxiliary power supply is 18% (<20% threshold).

[0152] The system automatically increases the charging voltage to 12V×95%=11.4V.

[0153] Charge at a constant current of 0.1C (5A for a 50Ah battery) for 30 minutes.

[0154] Result: Capacity recovered from 18% to 35%, meeting the minimum requirement for engine cold start (30%).

[0155] Comparative Example 3: Traditional fixed voltage charging

[0156] Summer city short-distance driving (battery temperature 38°C): The traditional solution uses a fixed 13.8V charging voltage (115% of the nominal voltage).

[0157] Faults occur during continuous driving:

[0158] 1. High temperature and high voltage charging, the electrolyte continues to boil

[0159] 2. The battery internal resistance increases from 5mΩ to 8.2mΩ

[0160] 3. Capacity decayed by 22% after two weeks

[0161] Third month test:

[0162] Battery plate sulfide crystal coverage > 60%

[0163] Overcharging causes the safety valve to open 3 times

[0164] Low temperature (-10℃ environment): fixed voltage 11.0V charging (nominal voltage 91.7%):

[0165] 1. At -10℃, the internal resistance of the battery increases to 3 times that of normal temperature

[0166] 2. Charging efficiency is only 28% (85% at room temperature)

[0167] 3. It takes 8.2 hours to charge 20% of the battery (2.5 hours at room temperature)

[0168] The actual consequence of Example 3: the backup power supply fails during vehicle emergency rescue; the instrument panel displays the "backup power failure" code.

[0169] The technical effects of Example 4 are as follows:

[0170] 1. High temperature protection: When the temperature is greater than 35°C, the voltage is reduced to 90%, and the battery life is extended to 1.8 times the national standard cycle number; the electrolyte loss rate is reduced to one-third of the traditional solution.

[0171] 2. Low-temperature usability: When the capacity is less than 20%, the voltage is increased to 95%, and the startup success rate in a -20°C environment reaches 98%; the power recovery capacity is increased by 2.1 times with the same charging time.

[0172] 3. Adaptive balance: The voltage floating range covers -40℃ to 85℃ ambient temperature; the charge and discharge cycle consistency meets the standards.

[0173] Note: All parameters are based on measured data, and the voltage value is calculated based on the nominal 12V battery.

[0174] Example 5: Multi-parameter fusion diagnosis

[0175] Aging of auxiliary power supply of plateau logistics vehicles:

[0176] Monitoring data for the first year: internal resistance growth rate δ = 28% / year (initial 5mΩ to 6.4mΩ), capacity attenuation rate γ = 12%, voltage drift ΔV = 4.3%.

[0177] The diagnostic unit determines that δ>20% triggers an early warning and forces the air pump to lock the main power supply.

[0178] Synchronous activation and enhanced charging: The engine idle speed is increased to 1600rpm, and the DC / DC repairs sulfuration with 14.2V high-voltage pulses.

[0179] Results: After 3 weeks, the internal resistance dropped to 5.8mΩ, avoiding switching failure at an altitude of 4500m.

[0180] Coastal taxi auxiliary power supply detection:

[0181] Capacity attenuation rate γ = 18% (nominal from 60Ah to 49.2Ah), internal resistance δ = 15% / year, voltage drift ΔV = 5.8% (from 12.6V to 11.86V).

[0182] The diagnostic unit is judged to be aged due to ΔV>5%, and the air pump switching authority is prohibited.

[0183] The navigation linkage detects a charging station 2km ahead and automatically executes:

[0184] Turn off the car air conditioner to release the 120A load

[0185] DC / DC quickly replenishes the auxiliary power supply with 14.5V

[0186] Result: After 20 minutes of charging, the capacity was restored to 54Ah, allowing the vehicle to reach a safe zone.

[0187] Comparative Example 4: Single parameter diagnosis failure

[0188] Only monitor the internal resistance (cold chain transport vehicles): During the winter cold wave, the temperature of the auxiliary power supply dropped sharply to -15°C, and the internal resistance temporarily increased by 23% (caused by low temperature, not aging).

[0189] The traditional system mistakenly judged it as aging and mistakenly prohibited the oil pump switching permission.

[0190] Sudden failure of the main power supply on that day:

[0191] 1. The oil pump switch is blocked, resulting in oil supply interruption

[0192] 2. Engine shutdown in the highway overtaking lane

[0193] 3. The air pump is switched successfully due to the permission opening, but the oil pump function cannot be compensated

[0194] Consequences: A rear-end collision occurred, and the vehicle repair cost exceeded 50,000 yuan.

[0195] Only voltage monitoring (Desert Patrol Vehicle): The sulfide crystal coverage of the auxiliary power supply plate reaches 45%, and the actual capacity attenuation is 19%.

[0196] However, the voltage drift ΔV was only 4.1% (<5% threshold), and the traditional system did not trigger an early warning.

[0197] Switch to secondary power supply when main power supply fails:

[0198] 1. High internal resistance (8.3mΩ) causes the voltage to drop to 8.6V at the switching moment

[0199] 2. Oil pump controller shuts down due to low pressure protection

[0200] 3. The engine fuel supply is interrupted and the flameout occurs

[0201] Consequences: The vehicle was stranded in the desert for 6 hours and the battery was completely destroyed.

[0202] The technical effects of Example 5 are as follows:

[0203] 1. False positive rate control

[0204] The false alarm rate in plateau low-temperature scenarios has been reduced from 31% in traditional solutions to 4%.

[0205] The detection rate of sulfide crystallization latent period increased to 97%

[0206] 2. Fault prevention

[0207] 100% success rate in blocking switching actions of aged batteries

[0208] No oil supply interruption due to diagnostic errors

[0209] 3. Extended lifespan

[0210] Early repairs extend the average service life of secondary power supplies by 2.3 years

[0211] The capacity attenuation rate is compressed to 1 / 2 of the national standard limit

[0212] Note: All case data are based on actual measurements. The nominal voltage value is calculated based on a 12V system. The thresholds strictly follow the judgment conditions of δ>20% / year, γ>15%, and ΔV>5%.

[0213] According to another embodiment of the present invention, the dynamic current distribution module 6 can utilize a Hall effect current sensor to monitor the output current of the auxiliary power supply 2 in real time. When the total current exceeds the 150A safety threshold, the air pump supply current is reduced to 60% of the rated value (e.g., from 85A to 52A). The intelligent variable frequency drive 10 can utilize an IPM module, and the air pressure closed-loop control system 11 can utilize a 0-100 psi piezoresistive sensor. The current sensor is installed on the negative line of the auxiliary power supply, and the driver is integrated into the air pump control unit.

[0214] Operation: When the auxiliary power supply current reaches 142A (95% of the 150A threshold), the module limits the air pump current to 52A. Simultaneously, the variable frequency drive increases the motor frequency to 85Hz. The air pressure sensor feedback value is 33.5psi (target 35psi). If the current continues to rise to 148A, the air pump cooling fan circuit is disconnected.

[0215] Technical effect: Prevents the overcurrent protection of the auxiliary power supply from being triggered, maintains the basic functions of the air pump, and ensures driving safety.

[0216] According to another embodiment of the present invention, the power health diagnostic unit 7 can utilize an internal resistance test IC to monitor changes in the internal resistance of the secondary power supply 2. If the increase exceeds 20%, the air pump is forced to lock the primary power supply 1. The bidirectional DC / DC converter 8 can utilize a Buck-Boost topology, with the charging voltage set to 92.5% of the nominal voltage (e.g., 11.1V for a 12V battery). The common-mode choke of the multi-stage EMC filter circuit 9 can utilize a 9mH ferrite core, and the X2 capacitor can utilize a 0.1μF film capacitor. The diagnostic unit is integrated into the battery manager, the DC / DC module is positioned between the primary and secondary power supplies, and the filter circuit is installed at the input of the power supply module.

[0217] Operation: When the primary power supply is functioning properly, the DC / DC trickle charges the secondary power supply at 11.1V (current ≤ 2A). A desulfurization cycle is performed every 48 hours: constant current charging to 13.8V, holding for 12 minutes, followed by a 32-minute rest period, repeated three times. A three-stage EMC filter architecture reduces 23kHz noise from 68dBμV to 35dBμV.

[0218] Technical effect: Extend the life of the auxiliary power supply, suppress electromagnetic interference, and improve system reliability.

[0219] Technical Verification Description: Main power failure conditions were simulated in an environmental chamber operating at -30°C to 85°C. Oil pump pressure fluctuations were recorded using an oscilloscope, switching transients monitored using a current clamp, and conducted noise detected using a spectrum analyzer. Actual vehicle testing covered high altitude (4500m), high temperature (desert), and high humidity (coastal) environments.

[0220] The voltage threshold of 22V is based on the minimum operating voltage of the vehicle ECU; the delay time of 0.5s / 2s is determined by load mutation testing; the EMC filter cutoff frequency of 1MHz targets the main frequency band of PWM switching noise.

[0221] Technical effect: Seamless switching of primary and backup power supplies is achieved, overload protection response time is ≤10ms, the capacity attenuation rate of the secondary power supply meets the requirements, and the system passes the surge test.

[0222] The dynamic current distribution module 6 implements auxiliary power supply overload protection in the following manner: the current detection unit can use a closed-loop Hall current sensor (range 0-200A) and be installed on the negative output harness of the auxiliary power supply 2. The sensor signal line is connected to the ADC input pin of the module main control IC. The control core can use a 32-bit microcontroller (main frequency ≥72MHz) with an integrated overcurrent prediction algorithm. Assembly location: inside the auxiliary power supply battery management unit (BMU). The air pump current limit can use a high-power MOSFET (withstand voltage 60V / on-resistance <2mΩ) and be connected in series in the air pump power supply circuit. Core circuit cutoff: An automotive-grade relay (contact capacity 20A) can be used to connect the air pump cooling fan circuit.

[0223] The intelligent variable frequency drive 10 can be implemented as follows: The core controller can be a 32-bit motor-specific microcontroller (with integrated FOC algorithm) installed in the air pump control box. It is configured with three current detection ADC channels with a sampling rate of ≥100kHz. The power module can be a 600V / 50A three-phase IPM module (containing IGBTs and driver ICs) assembled on a heat sink. A 35μF thin film capacitor is connected in parallel to the DC bus input. The sensing unit: Motor rotor position detection: A 12-bit magnetic encoder can be used, installed on the rear end cover of the air pump power supply module. Load torque estimation: Phase current sampling resistors (accuracy ±1%) can be used, integrated into the IPM module.

[0224] The air pressure closed-loop control system 11 can be implemented as follows: The pressure sensing unit can be a piezoresistive pressure sensor (range 0-100 psi, accuracy ±0.5% FS), installed at the three-way interface of the air pump output pipeline. The sensor power supply voltage is 5VDC, and the output signal is an analog voltage of 0.5-4.5V. The signal processing module can be a 24-bit Σ-Δ ADC chip to convert the sensor analog signal into a digital quantity (resolution 0.02 psi). Assembly location: PCB board inside the air pump control box, ≤30 cm from the sensor wiring harness. The adaptive regulator can be a PID control algorithm (proportional band 40%, integral time 0.8 s, differential time 0.1 s), running on the coprocessor of the central controller 5.

[0225] The power health diagnostic unit 7 can be implemented in the following ways: the monitoring unit can use a four-wire AC internal resistance tester (frequency 1kHz, accuracy ±1%), integrated into the negative connector of the auxiliary power supply 2. A coulomb counter chip (error ±0.5%) can be used to record the charge and discharge capacity in real time. A 16-bit high-precision voltage detection IC can be used to monitor the charge and discharge platform voltage. The data processing core can use an automotive-grade microcontroller (with built-in floating-point unit) and be installed in the vehicle battery manager. The storage unit records 365 days of historical data and supports aging trend analysis. The communication interface is connected to the vehicle ECU and navigation system via the CAN bus (baud rate 500kbps).

[0226] The multi-stage EMC filter circuit 9 can be implemented in the following manner: The first-stage common-mode filter can use a ferrite core common-mode choke (inductance 9mH ± 5%), connected in series with the input of the oil pump / air pump power supply module (3, 4). The core material can be manganese-zinc ferrite (initial magnetic permeability ≥ 5000), and the installation location can be ≤ 10cm from the power interface. The second-stage differential mode path can use an X2 type metallized polypropylene film capacitor (capacitance 0.1μF ± 10%), connected in parallel between the choke output and the grounding copper busbar. The capacitor withstand voltage value is selected to be 275VAC, and the lead length during installation is ≤ 15mm. The third-stage high-frequency cutoff can use an LC π-type filter (inductance 6.8μH, capacitance 0.22μF), with a cutoff frequency set to 1.02MHz. It is installed at the power supply module entrance and directly soldered to the PCB power pins. The discharge channel can use a metal oxide varistor MOV (threshold voltage 230V) connected to the ground terminal of the π-type filter. Through cross-sectional area ≥ 6mm 2 Connect the tinned copper tape to the chassis grounding bolt (impedance ≤ 3mΩ).

[0227] Although the embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed above, they are not limited to the applications listed in the description and implementation methods. They can be fully applied to various fields suitable for the present invention. For those familiar with the art, additional modifications can be easily implemented. Therefore, without departing from the general concept defined by the claims and the scope of equivalents, the present invention is not limited to the specific details and illustrations shown and described herein.

Claims

1. A dual power supply integrated system for a vehicle oil pump and air pump, characterized in that: include: The main power supply (1) and the auxiliary power supply (2) are connected to the vehicle main battery and the backup battery respectively; The oil pump power supply module (3) is connected in parallel to the main power supply (1) and the auxiliary power supply (2) via a first switching switch (K1); The air pump power supply module (4) is connected in parallel to the main power supply (1) and the auxiliary power supply (2) via a second switching switch (K2); The central controller (5) monitors the voltage status of the main power supply (1) in real time, and when the voltage of the main power supply (1) is lower than a threshold value, controls the first switch (K1) to switch the oil pump power supply module (3) to the auxiliary power supply (2); The central controller (5) synchronously monitors the operating status of the air pump; when the main power supply (1) fails and the air pump is in an activated state, the switching action of the second switch (K2) is delayed until the oil pump completes the power switching.

2. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 1 is characterized in that: Also includes: The central controller (5) is configured to: when the voltage of the main power supply (1) is lower than a threshold value, preferentially execute the switching of the oil pump power supply module (3) to the auxiliary power supply (2); Real-time monitoring of the switching completion signal of the oil pump power supply module (3); only after receiving the switching completion signal of the oil pump power supply module (3), triggering the switching operation of the air pump power supply module (4) to the auxiliary power supply (2) after a delay time T; The delay time T is dynamically adjusted according to the real-time load rate of the auxiliary power supply (2): when the load rate is greater than 70%, T is set to 2s; when the load rate is less than or equal to 70%, T is set to 0.5s.

3. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: A dynamic current distribution module (6) detects the output current of the auxiliary power supply (2) in real time; When both the oil pump and the air pump are switched to the auxiliary power supply (2), if the total current exceeds a safety threshold, the dynamic current distribution module (6) reduces or disconnects the air pump power supply current according to a preset priority.

4. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: The dynamic current distribution module (6) is further configured as follows: When it is detected that the output current of the auxiliary power supply (2) reaches 85%-90% of the overcurrent protection threshold, a pre-alarm signal is sent to the central controller (5); The central controller (5) responds to the pre-alarm signal and performs hierarchical response operations: First-level response: limit the air pump power supply current to 50%-70% of the rated value and maintain the oil pump power supply current unchanged; Second level response: if the current continues to rise and exceeds 95% of the overcurrent protection threshold, the non-core functional circuits of the air pump power supply module (4), including the cooling fan drive circuit, are cut off; Level 3 response: When the current exceeds the threshold of 100%, the bidirectional DC / DC converter (8) is started to inject the redundant power of the main power supply (1) into the secondary power supply (2) bus to maintain the system power supply continuity until the main power supply is restored.

5. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 4, characterized in that: The dynamic current distribution module (6) is in communication with the central controller (5); when the air pump power supply current is limited, the central controller (5) sends a frequency reduction instruction to the vehicle ECU to reduce the air pump operating frequency to match the power supply capacity; Synchronously activate the air pump efficiency maintenance system, including: An intelligent variable frequency drive (10) monitors the operating load status of the air pump power supply module in real time; The dynamic frequency compensation unit automatically increases the motor drive frequency according to the drop in the power supply current, so that the air pump speed is maintained in the high-efficiency working range; The air pressure closed loop control system (11) comprises: Pressure sensor, real-time detection of the air pump output pressure value; A comparator compares the detected air pressure with the target air pressure threshold; Adaptive regulator, when the pressure deviation exceeds the allowable range, reverse calibrate the frequency compensation intensity; The system maintains the output air pressure of the air pump at no less than 85% of the rated value through coordinated control when the power supply current drops to 70% of the rated value.

6. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 5, characterized in that: Also includes: Power supply health diagnosis unit (7), which continuously monitors the changes in the internal resistance of the main and auxiliary power supplies; When the internal resistance of the auxiliary power supply (2) increases by more than 20%, a warning signal is triggered and the air pump is forced to lock the main power supply (1); The power health diagnosis unit (7) is further configured to: Aging multi-parameter fusion diagnosis: synchronously monitor the internal resistance growth rate δ, capacity attenuation rate γ and charge and discharge platform voltage drift value ΔV of the auxiliary power supply (2); The auxiliary power supply enters the aging state when any of the following conditions are met: δ>20% / year, γ>15%, or ΔV>5% of nominal voltage Dynamic switching permission management: After the aging state is confirmed, the priority of the auxiliary power supply (2) in the power supply switching decision is immediately lowered; The air pump power supply module (3) is prohibited from switching to the auxiliary power supply (2); The oil pump power supply module (4) is only allowed to switch when the main power supply (1) fails completely.

7. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 6, characterized in that: The power supply health diagnosis unit (7) is connected to the vehicle CAN bus; when the health of the auxiliary power supply (2) is lower than a threshold, navigation data is retrieved through the CAN bus, and an engine idle speed increase instruction is triggered in a safe area to enhance the output of the main power supply (1); Furthermore, it also includes cross-system compensation mechanisms: Obtain vehicle real-time positioning and navigation data through the CAN bus; If a safe parking area is detected within 3 km ahead, the following actions will be automatically executed: Increase the engine idle speed to above 1500 rpm to increase the power generation of the main power supply (1); The bidirectional DC / DC converter (8) is activated to implement enhanced charging of the auxiliary power supply (2) to repair the sulfur crystallization of the aged battery.

8. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: a bidirectional DC / DC converter (8) connected between the main power supply (1) and the auxiliary power supply (2); When the voltage of the main power supply (1) is normal, the auxiliary power supply (2) is charged with a constant voltage trickle current through the bidirectional DC / DC converter (8); When the voltage of the main power supply (1) remains normal for more than 24 hours, the auxiliary power supply (2) is trickle-charged at 93% of the nominal voltage, and the charging current does not exceed 0.05 times the battery capacity; Periodic desulfurization cycle: The desulfurization process is automatically triggered every 48 hours of cumulative charging: a) The first stage: constant current charging until the voltage reaches 115% of the nominal voltage, maintaining for 10-15 minutes; b) Second stage: Stop charging completely and let it sit for 30-35 minutes; c) Repeat the ab phase three times and then return to the basic charge; Adaptive temperature control: Monitor the auxiliary power supply temperature in real time and adjust dynamically by reducing the maintenance voltage by 3.5mV for every 1°C increase; High temperature protection: when the temperature is greater than 45℃, all charging operations will be suspended; Low temperature response: When the temperature is less than 0℃, it switches to pulse heating mode and applies charge / discharge pulses alternately.

9. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 1, characterized in that: The charging voltage of the bidirectional DC / DC converter (8) is set to 90%-95% of the nominal voltage of the auxiliary power supply (2), and the charging current does not exceed 0.1C; and further includes: Dynamic voltage floating mechanism: The reference charging voltage is set to 92.5% of the nominal voltage of the auxiliary power supply (2); When the battery temperature is detected to be higher than 35°C, the voltage is automatically reduced to 90% of the nominal voltage; When the remaining battery capacity is detected to be less than 20%, the voltage will automatically rise to 95% of the nominal voltage; Third-order current adaptive control: When the remaining capacity of the battery is less than 30%, the battery is continuously charged with a charging current of 0.1 times the battery capacity. When the remaining battery capacity is between 30% and 80%, the charging current is switched to 0.07 times the battery capacity value; When the remaining capacity of the battery is higher than 80%, a charging current of 0.03 times the battery capacity is used for float charging. Lifespan attenuation protection method: Real-time monitoring of auxiliary power cycle life count; When the cycle life exceeds 80% of the design value, the charging voltage is forced to not exceed 93% of the nominal voltage and the charging current does not exceed 0.05 times the battery capacity value.

10. The dual power supply integrated system of vehicle oil pump and air pump according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: A multi-stage EMC filter circuit (9) is integrated into the input ends of the oil pump power supply module (3) and the air pump power supply module (4); The filter circuit (9) includes a common mode choke and an X2 safety capacitor, and the cut-off frequency is set to 1 MHz. The multi-stage EMC filter circuit (9) is further configured as a three-stage filter architecture: First stage: connect the common mode choke L1 in series at the power input end, with an inductance of 8-10mH, to suppress the 100kHz-1MHz common mode noise; Second stage: Connect a Class X2 safety capacitor with a capacitance of 0.1μF±10% in parallel at the output end of the common-mode choke to form a differential-mode filter path; Level 3: A π-type filter is added at the module power inlet, and the cut-off frequency is strictly limited to 1MHz±5%; High-frequency noise energy directional discharge channel: Connect a metal oxide varistor (MOV) to the ground terminal of the π-type filter, and set the threshold voltage to 1.3 times the peak voltage of the vehicle power supply. Connect the discharge circuit directly to the vehicle chassis ground point through a low-inductance copper tape, with a grounding impedance of ≤5mΩ; Real-time spectrum compensation loop: Integrated noise spectrum analysis unit to monitor energy distribution in the 150kHz-30MHz frequency band; When the noise exceeds the standard at a specific frequency point, i.e. 23kHz for oil pumps and 97kHz for air pumps, the inductance value of the π-type filter is automatically adjusted by ±15%.

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