Hyundai motor company (20240198935). DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING POWER SUPPLY IN A VIDEO RECORDINGG DEVICE simplified abstract
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DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING POWER SUPPLY IN A VIDEO RECORDINGG DEVICE
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Sung Kwan Choo of Hwaseong-si (KR)
Sang Jin Lee of Hwaseong-si (KR)
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING POWER SUPPLY IN A VIDEO RECORDINGG DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240198935 titled 'DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING POWER SUPPLY IN A VIDEO RECORDINGG DEVICE
The apparatus described in the abstract includes a battery unit with a main battery for powering a vehicle and a starting battery for the video recording device. It also features a smart battery sensor that monitors the starting battery's state of charge (SOC) while the vehicle is parked and requests to charge it when the SOC drops below a certain level. The power distribution device transmits battery information to the video recording device and controls charging of the starting battery when the vehicle is off. The video recording device calculates recording time based on the starting battery's SOC, sets a recording timer, and records the vehicle's surroundings using power from the starting battery while parked.
- Battery unit with main and starting batteries
- Smart battery sensor monitoring SOC of starting battery while parked
- Power distribution device controlling charging of starting battery when vehicle is off
- Video recording device calculating recording time based on starting battery's SOC
- Recording surroundings using power from starting battery while parked
Potential Applications: - Vehicle surveillance systems - Security cameras for parked vehicles - Fleet management solutions
Problems Solved: - Ensuring continuous power supply for video recording devices in parked vehicles - Preventing draining of starting battery while parked - Optimizing recording time based on battery SOC
Benefits: - Enhanced security and surveillance capabilities for vehicles - Improved efficiency in managing fleet operations - Extended recording time without draining the starting battery
Commercial Applications: Title: "Smart Battery System for Vehicle Surveillance" This technology can be utilized in parking lot security systems, vehicle dash cameras, and fleet monitoring solutions. It can offer enhanced surveillance capabilities and efficient power management for various commercial applications.
Prior Art: Researchers can explore existing patents related to smart battery sensors, vehicle surveillance systems, and power distribution devices in the automotive industry to understand the evolution of this technology.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in battery technology, vehicle surveillance systems, and smart sensors to enhance the performance and efficiency of this innovative solution.
Questions about the Smart Battery System for Vehicle Surveillance: 1. How does the smart battery sensor optimize power distribution for the video recording device? 2. What are the key factors influencing the calculation of recording time based on the starting battery's SOC?
Original Abstract Submitted
an apparatus includes a battery unit including a main battery for supplying driving power to a vehicle and a starting battery for supplying power to the video recording device, a smart battery sensor for transmitting state information of the battery to a power distribution device while monitoring a change in an soc of the starting battery while the vehicle is parked, and requesting to charge the starting battery when the soc is reduced to a predetermined soc or less, the power distribution device for transmitting the state information of the battery to the video recording device and controlling whether to charge the starting battery when the vehicle is turned off, and the video recording device for calculating a recordable time capable of recording with the soc of the starting battery, setting a recording timer, and recording surroundings of the vehicle using the power supplied from the starting battery while the vehicle is parked.
