17983202. System for Charging Mobile Vehicle and Method for Charging Thereof simplified abstract (KIA CORPORATION)
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System for Charging Mobile Vehicle and Method for Charging Thereof
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Byeong Seob Song of Suwon-si (KR)
Ho Young Jung of Hwaseong-si (KR)
System for Charging Mobile Vehicle and Method for Charging Thereof - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17983202 titled 'System for Charging Mobile Vehicle and Method for Charging Thereof
Simplified Explanation
The embodiment system described in the patent application includes a mobile charger and a vehicle. The vehicle has a connection port that can be used to connect with the mobile charger and the vehicle battery. The system also includes a vehicle battery management unit that monitors and controls the charging and output of the battery based on temperature, current, and voltage readings from each module of the battery. A power conversion unit, consisting of a motor and an inverter, converts the voltage received at the connection port to a suitable magnitude for charging the vehicle battery. A charging management unit is connected to the second battery management unit and the power conversion unit.
- The system includes a mobile charger and a vehicle with a connection port for charging the vehicle battery.
- A vehicle battery management unit monitors and controls the charging and output of the battery based on temperature, current, and voltage readings from each module.
- A power conversion unit converts the voltage received at the connection port to a suitable magnitude for charging the vehicle battery.
- A charging management unit is responsible for coordinating the battery management unit and the power conversion unit.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Electric vehicles: The system can be used to efficiently charge the battery of electric vehicles.
- Hybrid vehicles: The system can also be applied to hybrid vehicles to optimize the charging and output of the battery.
- Mobile charging stations: The mobile charger can be used as a portable charging station for vehicles in remote locations.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Efficient charging: The system ensures that the battery is charged at the appropriate current and voltage levels, maximizing efficiency and battery life.
- Battery management: The battery management unit monitors the temperature, current, and voltage of each battery module, allowing for better control and protection of the battery.
Benefits of this technology:
- Improved battery life: By monitoring and controlling the charging and output of the battery, the system helps extend the lifespan of the battery.
- Energy efficiency: The system optimizes the charging process, reducing energy waste and improving overall efficiency.
- Convenience: The mobile charger and connection port provide a convenient way to charge the vehicle battery, especially in remote locations.
Original Abstract Submitted
An embodiment system includes a mobile charger and a vehicle. The vehicle includes a connection port designed to interface with the mobile charger and a vehicle battery. A vehicle battery management unit is configured to control a current and a voltage of charging and output by detecting a temperature, a current, and a voltage in each module of the vehicle battery. A power conversion unit includes a motor and an inverter and is configured to convert a voltage received at the connection port to a magnitude of voltage that charges the vehicle battery. A charging management unit is coupled to the second battery management unit and the power conversion unit.
