WO2013136928A1 - 電動車両の充電ポート制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a charging port control device for an electrically powered vehicle capable of locking the connection when a charging connector is connected to a charging port used when charging a battery mounted on the vehicle.
- Patent Document 1 As a technology related to a charge port control device for an electric vehicle, the technology described in Patent Document 1 is disclosed.
- This publication discloses a technique for locking a charging connector and a connector cover locking mechanism in conjunction with a door lock for the purpose of avoiding theft of the charging cable in a vehicle capable of charging from the outside. .
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and provides a charging port control device for an electric vehicle capable of improving charging efficiency in a public charging facility or the like while improving the theft avoidance property of the charging cable.
- the purpose is
- the charging port control device for an electric vehicle when the engaging portion of the charging connector and the engaged portion of the charging port are engaged, the releasing operation of the engaging portion is performed.
- the lock mechanism which achieves the lock state which restricts the release of the engagement state by restricting and the unlock state by permitting the release operation, only while the charge request is output from the vehicle side I decided to lock it.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a charging state of a vehicle provided with a charging port control device for an electrically powered vehicle according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state in which the charging connector of the first embodiment and the charging port are connected.
- FIG. 6 is a side view showing the configuration of the lock mechanism of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a bottom view showing the configuration of the lock mechanism of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the charging connector of the first embodiment and a charging port connected to each other.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a control configuration of a lock state control unit of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view illustrating the configuration of a mode selection switch according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view illustrating the configuration of a mode selection switch according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a monitor display of Example 1;
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing an intelligent key of the vehicle of the first embodiment.
- 5 is a flowchart illustrating mode control processing of the first embodiment.
- 7 is a time chart showing a change in lock state when the first mode of Embodiment 1 is selected.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view illustrating the configuration of a charging station according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a control configuration of a lock state control unit of the third embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a charging state of a vehicle provided with a charging port control device for an electrically powered vehicle according to a first embodiment.
- a charging port 4 electrically connected by an on-vehicle battery 6 mounted on the floor of the vehicle 3 and a cable 43 is provided.
- the charging port 4 is provided at a position substantially the same height as the upper end of the tire wheel arch 33 and lower than the side mirror 34, and is closed by the charging lid 32 when not charging.
- the charging stand 1 is provided with a charging connector 2 for power supply. During charging, the charging lid 32 is opened, and the charging connector 2 is connected by inserting the charging connector 2 into the charging port 4 to perform charging.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state in which the charging connector of the first embodiment and the charging port are connected.
- the charging port 4 is fixed to the vehicle side via the bracket 74 to the body constituting member B1 and the inserted member 41 into which the charging connector 2 is inserted, the cable 43 connected to the inserted member 41 and the inside of the vehicle body, and And a tube 42 covering the connection of the cable 43.
- a convex portion 41 a is formed on the outer periphery of the inserted member 41, and an insertion hole which can be inserted only in a predetermined positional relationship with the insertion portion 22 is formed on the inner periphery of the inserted member 41.
- the charging connector 2 is a type that is generally installed widely, is a standard product whose type and size are determined according to the unified standard, and is connected to the charging port 4 of the vehicle by the operator.
- the charging connector 2 can be engaged and released between the grip portion 21 held by the operator, the insertion portion 22 inserted into the charging port 4 on the vehicle side, and the charging port 4 by the operator And an engaging member 23.
- the engaging member 23 engages with the convex portion 41 a provided on the charging port 4 side so that the charging connector 2 is pulled out from the charging port 4. Regulate the movement of
- the engagement member 23 is a member that rotates around a support point 23 c fixed to the case member of the charging connector 2.
- the engagement member 23 is biased by an elastic body (not shown) so that the release button 23a is positioned at the upper side in FIG. 2 (the claw 23d is positioned at the lower side in FIG. 2).
- the end portion on the grip portion 21 side has a release button 23 a that can be pressed by the operator while holding the grip portion 21.
- the end portion on the insertion portion 22 side has a claw portion 23 d that engages with the convex portion 41 a.
- the claw portion 23d has a hook shape having a curved surface portion 23d1 whose tip end portion has a smooth curved surface in the insertion direction and a stepped portion 23d2 having an acute angle in the extraction direction.
- an inclined surface 41a1 is formed on the end surface of the convex portion 41a on the outer side of the vehicle body, and an engagement surface 41a2 substantially perpendicular to the extraction direction is formed on the end surface on the inner side of the vehicle body, thereby forming an anisotropic convex shape.
- the charging connector 2 When the charging connector 2 is inserted into the charging port 4, the curved surface portion 23d1 at the tip end of the claw portion 23d passes over the slope of the convex portion 41a without operating the release button 23a. Thereafter, when the stepped portion 23d2 passes the engagement surface 41a2, the claw portion 23d is pushed downward by the action of the elastic body (not shown), and the claw portion 23d and the convex portion 41a are engaged.
- the charging connector 2 may be inserted while pressing the release button 23a. As a result, even if the operator pulls the charging connector 2 in the direction to pull out the charging button 2a without operating the release button 23a, the step portion 23d2 and the engagement surface 41a2 engage to restrict movement in the pulling direction. . When releasing this engagement, the release button 23a is pushed to rotate the engagement member 23 around the support point 23c, and the claw portion 23d is moved upward relative to the engagement surface 41a2 so that the engagement is achieved. It is released.
- FIG. 3 is a side view showing the configuration of the lock mechanism of the first embodiment
- FIG. 4 is a bottom view showing the configuration of the lock mechanism of the first embodiment.
- a lock mechanism 7 is provided that limits the rotation of the engagement member 23.
- the lock mechanism 7 achieves a state in which separation is limited by positioning the claws 23d in a direction separating from the projection 41a, and a swing arm 71 that achieves a state not restriction in separation by not being positioned in the separation direction.
- a lock actuator 73 for driving the swing arm 71, and a bracket 74 for fixedly supporting the lock actuator 73 and the inserted member 41 of the charging port 4 are provided.
- the bracket 74 extends from the upper surface 74 d so as to cover the movable range of the swing arm 71.
- the lock actuator 73 is mounted from the side opposite to the upper surface 74d and the side surface 74c to which the inserted member 41 and the like are attached by bolts at substantially right angles with respect to the upper surface 74d.
- an upper surface portion 74d of the cover member 74g is integrally assembled by a plurality of bolts 74e and nuts 74f.
- a failure-time forced operation opening 74a capable of operating a fixing screw 72 described later is formed (see FIG. 2 and the like), and the operator opens the bonnet hood and can be rotated by a driver or the like. .
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view in a state where the charging connector of the first embodiment and the charging port are connected.
- the claws 23d can not move in the separation direction even if the release button 23a is pressed. . Thereby, the engagement between the convex portion 41a and the claw portion 23d can not be released, and the removal of the charging connector 2 is prohibited.
- the charging port 4 of the vehicle is provided with a cover member 9 for protecting the lock mechanism 7 and the like from the intrusion of dust and the like.
- the cover member 9 covers the lock mechanism 7 from the insertion and removal direction side of the charging connector 2 and has an opening 91 through which the claw 23 d can be inserted and a part of the swing arm 71 is exposed.
- the operator inserts the charging connector 2 into the charging port 4 and operates the lock mechanism 7 to leave the place and start charging.
- the outermost diameter portion 71f of the swing arm 71 is exposed. If the gap between the cover member 9 and the outermost diameter portion 71f is large, it is possible to put a finger or the like in the gap and forcibly open the swing arm 71. Therefore, the gap between the swing arm 71 and the cover member 9 is set to be narrow in a range in which the gap does not contact.
- the entire opening 91 is closed by the outermost diameter portion 71 f of the swing arm 71.
- the length in the rotation direction of the outermost diameter portion 71 f is set longer than the opening width (length in the rotation direction) of the opening 91. This is because, as described above, when there is a gap between the end of the opening 91 and the end of the swing arm 71, a finger or the like may be inserted there to forcibly open the swing arm 71.
- the charging station is, for example, when it is installed in a place (occupied area) which can surely be occupied in a single house, or a public charging station etc., and after charging is completed, the charging station is quickly removed from the charging station. It may be considered that it is installed in a desirable place (non-occupied area).
- the occupied area the operating state of the lock mechanism 7 has no influence on other people, so from the viewpoint of preventing the charging connector 2 from being accidentally detached due to mischief etc., the mode in which the lock mechanism 7 is always in the locked state The second mode may be selected.
- the non-occupied area if the lock mechanism 7 is always in the locked state, there is a problem that even if another person tries to charge after completion of charging, the charging operation is inhibited.
- the lock mechanism 7 needs to be always unlocked, so the lock mechanism 7 is always unlocked.
- the third mode which is the mode to be set may be selected.
- the charging connector 2 can be easily removed by anyone, there is a possibility that the charging connector may be unexpectedly released during charging, and the driver may return after the charging cable is stolen or the scheduled charging time has elapsed. It will cause the situation that charging is not completed.
- the lock state by the lock mechanism 7 is maintained during charging, and the lock mechanism 7 is unlocked when charging is completed.
- the other party removes the charging connector 2 and sets the first mode to be attached to his / her vehicle.
- these mode selection processing will be described.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a control configuration of the lock state control unit of the first embodiment.
- Lock state control unit 1100 receives predetermined information on the external charging port from charging station 1, and inputs vehicle-side control information to calculate information on the use of power supplied from charging station 1 in the vehicle. And receive information selected by a mode selection switch 8 described later. Then, the lock mode of the lock mechanism 7 is selected based on the respective information, and the lock mechanism 7 is operated in accordance with the content of the selected lock mode.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the mode selection switch of the first embodiment.
- the mode selection switch 8 is a three-stage seesaw type switch, and the upper stage is an AUTO 81a for selecting the first mode, the unlocking stage 81b for selecting the third mode in which the middle stage is always unlocked, and the second lower stage is always locked It is a lock 81c for selecting a mode.
- the driver can easily select the mode by arranging the first mode and the third mode on both sides of the third mode which is the unlocked state. Further, when the switch operation is performed in any direction from the neutral position, the lock is performed, so that the operability when the lock state is desired is simple.
- the character or illustration portion of the switch is formed of a light transmitting resin, and LED lamps 82a, 82b and 82c are provided on the lower surface of the position corresponding to each mode of the mode selection switch 8.
- the mode selection switch 8 When the mode selection switch 8 is operated by the driver, the LED lamp corresponding to the selected mode continues to be turned on for a first predetermined time after the ignition switch is turned off, and then turned off.
- the driver goes out of the vehicle and operates the charging connector 2 with the ignition turned off, it is easy to visually recognize the mode currently selected from outside the vehicle.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing the monitor display of the first embodiment.
- the monitor display 10 is disposed in front of the driver's seat, and displays the vehicle speed and torque, the remaining battery level meter 10a, and the shift lever position 10b.
- the display 10 further includes a display unit 10 c that displays the mode content selected by the lock state control unit 100 (or the mode selection switch 8).
- the display unit 10c is continuously displayed for a second time longer than the first time after the ignition is turned off.
- the driver is sitting at the driver's seat immediately after the ignition is turned off. Therefore, by displaying the mode at a place with the highest visibility at this time, the degree of mode recognition of the driver can be enhanced.
- the display 10 is difficult to see, and the display display consumes more power than lighting of the LED lamp. Then, after getting off, it is possible to increase the degree of mode recognition of the driver while suppressing power consumption by lengthening the lighting of the LED lamp which has high visibility from outside the vehicle and consumes less power.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing an intelligent key of the vehicle of the first embodiment.
- the key device 200 is provided with a door lock button 201, a door lock release button 202, a trunk opener 203, a lock release button 204, and the like in order from the top.
- a signal is transmitted to the vehicle by radio, and an operation corresponding to the function of each button is performed.
- the lock release button 204 is pressed in either the lock state in the first mode or the constant lock state in the second mode, the lock state is set.
- the unlocked state the state does not change at all. Therefore, the driver can release the lock by operating the lock release button 204 if it is desired to release the lock if the charge is not completed and the lock state is established, and the charging connector 2 is removed. be able to.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the mode control process of the first embodiment.
- step S0 it is determined based on the information transmitted from the charging station 1 when the charging connector 2 is connected whether or not it is an occupied area, and when it is determined that it is an occupied area, the process proceeds to step S1
- step S01 the first mode is set, and the process proceeds to step S2.
- the first mode is selected regardless of the information of the mode selection switch 8 selected by the driver, thereby avoiding excessive occupancy in the non-occupied area.
- step S1 it is determined whether or not the mode selection switch 8 selects AUTO 81a (first mode). If it is selected, the process proceeds to step S2, and otherwise, the process proceeds to step S7.
- step S2 it is determined whether the charge flag is on. If it is on, the process proceeds to step S3. Otherwise, the process proceeds to step S6.
- the charge flag is a flag detected based on the vehicle side control information, the battery side determines the presence or absence of the chargeable capacity space, and the charge flag is turned on when there is a chargeable capacity space. Otherwise, if fully charged, the charge flag will be off.
- step S3 it is determined whether or not the current is flowing to the charging port 4. If it is flowing, the process proceeds to step S4, and otherwise, the process proceeds to step S6. This is because it is meaningless to connect the charging connector 2 if no current flows. The need to detect the presence or absence of current will be separately described.
- step S4 it is determined whether there is an unlock request, and if it is determined that there is an unlock request, the process proceeds to step S6. Otherwise, the process proceeds to step S5.
- step S5 the lock mechanism 7 is brought into a locked state.
- step S6 the lock mechanism 7 is in the unlocked state.
- step S7 it is determined whether or not the second mode is selected. If it is selected, the process proceeds from step S4 to step S5 to lock the lock mechanism 7. On the other hand, when the second mode is not selected, it is determined that the third mode is selected, and the process proceeds to step S8, and the lock mechanism 7 is brought into the unlocked state.
- FIG. 11 is a time chart showing a change in lock state when the first mode of the first embodiment is selected.
- the lock mechanism 7 is in the unlocked state, and the mode selection switch 8 is selected as AUTO 81a (first mode).
- the driver connects the charging connector 2 at time t1
- the lock mechanism 7 is locked and charging is started.
- a power failure occurs at time t2
- no current flows in the charge port 4 even if there is a charge request, so the lock mechanism 7 is brought into the unlocked state. This is because, for example, even if charging is in progress, if the administrator of the charging facility etc. needs to remove the charging connector 2 from the charging port 4 for some reason, the circuit breaker is unlocked by dropping the charging stand 1 breaker. It is possible to make it a state.
- a convex portion 41a (engaged portion) engaged with the claw portion 23d (engagement portion) of the charging connector 2 by the operation of the user is provided, and power is supplied from the external power supply in the engaged state
- the release state of the engagement state is restricted by restricting the release operation of the claw portion 23d, and the release operation is permitted.
- the lock state control unit 100 for controlling the lock mechanism 7 in the lock state or the unlock state, and the lock state control unit 100 charges the battery from the vehicle side. It has a first mode in which the locked state is controlled only while the request is output.
- the charging connector 2 since it is possible to prevent the charging connector 2 from being released unexpectedly during charging, the charging cable can not be stolen or charging may not be completed even if the driver returns after the scheduled charging time has elapsed. In addition to preventing such a situation, it is possible to avoid unnecessary occupation of the charging facility in a public charging facility or the like, so that charging efficiency can be improved.
- a convex portion 41a (engaged portion) is engaged with the claw portion 23d (engagement portion) of the charging connector 2 by the operation of the user, and power is supplied from the external power supply in the engaged state
- the release state of the engagement state is restricted by restricting the release operation of the claw portion 23d, and the release operation is permitted.
- the lock state control unit 100 controls the lock mechanism 7 to be in the lock state or the unlock state, and the lock state control unit 100 is provided with the charge port 4. It has a first mode in which it is locked only while power is supplied.
- the charging cable can not be stolen or charging may not be completed even if the driver returns after the scheduled charging time has elapsed.
- the charging facility administrator etc. wants to disconnect the charging connector 2
- the power supply can be stopped by turning off the breaker of the charging stand 1, and the charging connector 2 can be removed by unlocking it. Can also respond to various situations.
- the lock state control unit 100 has a second mode in which the lock state is constantly maintained. Therefore, the charging cable can not be removed unintentionally if it can be occupied by the charging facility, and theft can be prevented.
- the lock state control unit 100 has a third mode in which the unlocked state is maintained at all times. Therefore, the unlocking state can be selected in the charging facility that does not require locking or does not allow locking. Further, by switching the mode in the locked state, the unlocked state can be easily achieved.
- the vehicle compartment has a mode selection switch 8 capable of selecting the mode of the lock state control unit. Therefore, a driver etc. can switch a mode easily according to charge equipment.
- the mode selection switch 8 has LED lights 82a, 82b and 82c (lights) for lighting the selected mode portion, and this LED light 82 has a first predetermined time after the ignition switch is turned off. The selected mode part is turned on and then turned off. Thus, when the user is conscious of the charging operation after the ignition is turned off, the selected mode can be confirmed.
- the mode selection switch 8 is a switch for selecting the first mode, the second mode in which the locked state is maintained at all times, and the third mode in which the unlocked state is maintained at all times.
- the first mode and the second mode are arranged on both sides thereof. Therefore, the driver can easily select the mode. Further, when the switch operation is performed in any direction from the neutral position, the lock is performed, so that the operability when the lock state is desired is simple.
- the mode content performed by the lock state control unit 100 is displayed in the display provided in the vehicle compartment for a second predetermined time after the ignition switch is turned off. Therefore, it is possible to select an appropriate mode according to the charging facility by displaying it in a place where the driver's visibility is good.
- the mode of the lock state control unit 100 can be selected in the passenger compartment, and the selected mode portion has an LED light 82 that lights up, and this LED light 82 has an ignition switch turned off.
- the mode selection switch 8 turns on and off the selected mode portion for a first predetermined time, and the second predetermined time is shorter than the first predetermined time. Therefore, the mode recognition degree of the driver can be enhanced by displaying the mode in the display 10 which is considered to be the place with the highest visibility at the ignition off time. Further, after getting off, the display 10 is difficult to see, and the display display consumes more power than lighting of the LED lamp. Then, after getting off, it is possible to increase the degree of mode recognition of the driver while suppressing power consumption by lengthening the lighting of the LED lamp which has high visibility from outside the vehicle and consumes less power.
- the lock state control unit 100 has a step S0 (occupancy judgment unit) that judges whether or not the charging place can be occupied at the time of charging, and determines the first mode when it is judged that the occupation is not possible. In the other case, the second mode or the third mode in which the unlocked state is maintained at all times is selected. Therefore, in the non-occupied area, the first mode is selected regardless of the information of the mode selection switch 8 selected by the driver, whereby excessive occupancy in the non-occupied area can be avoided.
- step S0 occupancy judgment unit
- the lock release button 204 (unlock switch) of the intelligent key 200 capable of outputting an unlock request regardless of the mode of the lock state control unit 100 is provided. If a lock request is output, priority is given to the unlock request. Therefore, the locked state can be released in accordance with the driver's intention, and convenience can be improved.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the charging station of the second embodiment.
- the charging stand 1 has the display unit 1a that displays the selected mode, and the vehicle transmits mode information.
- the charging connector 2 can be removed and connected to the host vehicle, and the efficiency of the charging facility can be improved.
- the lock state control unit 100 outputs the current mode information to the external charging port side. Therefore, the convenience can be improved by utilizing the mode information on the charging stand side.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a control configuration of the lock state control unit of the third embodiment.
- the lock state control unit 100 is provided with an external command reception unit 100a that can be set to the first mode based on the external information. Therefore, even though the charging facility can not be occupied by the driver, for example, even when the mode other than the first mode is selected by the operation of the mode selection switch 8 by mistake, for example, the signal from the charging facility manager side To forcibly change to the first mode.
- the lock state control unit 100 has the external command receiving unit 100a that can set the first mode based on the vehicle external command regardless of the mode state executed by the lock state control unit. Therefore, even if the driver erroneously selects the mode, the mode can be forcibly switched to an appropriate mode, and the convenience and efficiency in the charging facility can be enhanced.
- the charging port is provided at the front of the vehicle.
- the charging port may be provided at the rear of the vehicle or at the side of the vehicle.
- the electric vehicle was demonstrated in the Example, a plug-in hybrid vehicle etc. may be sufficient.
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図1は実施例1の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置を備えた車両の充電時の様子を表す概略図である。車両3の前方であって、ボンネットフード31より更に前方側には、車両3のフロアに搭載された車載バッテリ6とケーブル43により電気的に接続された充電ポート4が設けられている。この充電ポート4は、タイヤホイルアーチ33の上端と略同じ高さであってサイドミラー34よりも低い位置に設けられ、非充電時は充電リッド32により閉塞されている。充電スタンド1には、電力供給用の充電用コネクタ2が設けられており、充電時には、充電リッド32を開き、充電用コネクタ2を充電ポート4に差し込んで接続することで、充電を実施する。
充電ポート4の上方には、係合部材23の回動を制限するロック機構7が設けられている。ロック機構7は、爪部23dが凸部41aから離間する方向に位置することで離間を制限する状態を達成し、離間する方向に位置しないことで離間を制限しない状態を達成するスイングアーム71と、このスイングアーム71を駆動するロックアクチュエータ73と、ロックアクチュエータ73及び充電ポート4の被挿入部材41を固定支持するブラケット74とを有する。
次に、ロック機構7の制御構成について説明する。まず、ロック機構7の作動を制御する必要がある背景について説明する。充電スタンドとしては、例えば一軒家において確実に占有が可能な場所(占有可能エリア)に設置してある場合と、公共の充電スタンド等であって充電が完了した後は、速やかに充電スタンドから退去することが望ましい場所(占有不可能エリア)に設置してある場合とが考えられる。占有可能エリアでは、ロック機構7の作動状態は他者に何ら影響を与えないことから、いたずら等によって不意に充電用コネクタ2が外れることを防ぐ観点から、ロック機構7を常時ロック状態とするモードである第2モードを選択すればよい。しかし、占有不可能エリアでは、ロック機構7が常時ロック状態であると、充電完了後に他者が充電しようとしても、充電行為を阻害するという問題がある。
次に、ロック状態制御部100内におけるモード制御処理について説明する。図10は実施例1のモード制御処理を表すフローチャートである。
ステップS0では、充電用コネクタ2を接続した際に充電スタンド1側から送信される情報に基づいて占有可能エリアか否かを判断し、占有可能エリアと判断したときはステップS1に進み、それ以外のとき、すなわち占有不可能エリアであると判断した時はステップS01へ進んで第1モードに設定し、ステップS2へと進む。言い換えると、占有不可能エリアでは、運転者の選択したモード選択スイッチ8の情報に関わらず第1モードを選択し、これにより、占有不可能エリアにおける過剰な占有を回避するものである。
ステップS2では、充電フラグがオンか否かを判断し、オンのときはステップS3に進み、それ以外のときはステップS6に進む。ここで、充電フラグとは、車両側制御情報に基づいて検知されるフラグであり、バッテリ側において充電可能な容量スペースの有無を判定し、充電可能な容量スペースが有る場合は充電フラグがオンとなり、それ以外の場合、満充電状態の場合は充電フラグがオフとなる。
ステップS4では、アンロック要求の有無を判断し、アンロック要求が有ると判断した時はステップS6に進み、それ以外のときはステップS5に進む。
ステップS5では、ロック機構7をロック状態とする。
ステップS6では、ロック機構7をアンロック状態とする。
時刻t1において、運転者が充電用コネクタ2を接続すると、ロック機構7がロック状態とされ、充電が開始される。
時刻t2において、停電が生じると、充電要求があったとしても充電ポート4に電流が流れないため、ロック機構7はアンロック状態とされる。これは、例えば充電中であったとしても、何らかの理由で充電施設の管理者等が充電ポート4から充電用コネクタ2を抜き取る必要が生じた際、充電スタンド1のブレーカーを落とすことで、アンロック状態とすることを可能とするものである。
時刻t4において、充電が終了すると、充電フラグがオフとなり、これに伴ってロック機構7はアンロック状態となる。尚、その後、車両側の設定により、充電スタンド1側からの電力によりバッテリ温度を管理する加熱制御であるバッテリ温調や、設定時刻に適度な車室内温度を確保するためのプリ空調といった制御が行われる場合は、電流が流れるが、ロック機構7はアンロック状態であるため、占有が不適切である場合は、他者が充電ポート4から充電用コネクタ2を取り外すことができる。
(1)使用者の操作により充電用コネクタ2の爪部23d(係合部)と係合する凸部41a(被係合部)を有し、係合状態において外部電源からの電力が供給される充電ポート4と、爪部23dと凸部41aとが係合状態にある時に、爪部23dの解除操作を規制することで、係合状態の解除を制限するロック状態と、解除操作を許容することでアンロック状態とを達成するロック機構7と、ロック機構7をロック状態もしくはアンロック状態に制御するロック状態制御部100と、を有し、ロック状態制御部100は、車両側から充電要求が出力されている間のみロック状態に制御する第1モードを有する。
よって、充電中に不意に充電用コネクタ2が解除されることを回避することができるため、充電ケーブルの盗難回避性や、予定の充電時間経過後にドライバが戻ってきても充電が完了してないという事態を防止することができると共に、公共充電施設などにおいて不必要に充電設備を占有することを回避できるため、充電効率を向上できる。
よって、充電中に不意に充電用コネクタ2が解除されることを回避することができるため、充電ケーブルの盗難回避性や、予定の充電時間経過後にドライバが戻ってきても充電が完了してないという事態を防止することができると共に、公共充電施設などにおいて不必要に充電設備を占有することを回避できるため、充電効率を向上できる。また、充電設備管理者等が充電用コネクタ2を外したい場合には、充電スタンド1のブレーカーを落とすことで電力供給を停止でき、それによりアンロック状態とすることで充電用コネクタ2を外すこともできるため、様々な場面に対応できる。
よって、イグニッションオフ後の充電操作に意識が向いたときに、選択したモードを確認することができる。
よって、運転者は容易にモード選択が可能となる。また、中立位置からいずれかの方向にスイッチ操作を行うと、ロックが行われるため、ロック状態を所望する際の操作性が簡易である。
よって、イグニッションオフ時点において最も視認性の高い場所と考えられるディスプレイ10内でモードを表示することで、運転者のモード認識程度を高めることができる。また、降車後は、ディスプレイ10は見えにくく、また、ディスプレイ表示にはLEDランプの点灯に比べて多くの電力を消費する。そこで、降車後、車外からの視認性が高く、かつ、電力消費の少ないLEDランプの点灯を長くすることで、消費電力を抑制しつつ運転者のモード認識程度を高めることができる。
よって、占有不可能エリアでは、運転者の選択したモード選択スイッチ8の情報に関わらず第1モードを選択し、これにより、占有不可能エリアにおける過剰な占有を回避することができる。
よって、運転者の意図に沿ってロック状態を解除することができ、利便性を向上することができる。
次に、実施例2について説明する。基本的な構成は実施例1と同様であるため、異なる点についてのみ説明する。図12は実施例2の充電スタンドの構成を表す概略図である。実施例2では、充電スタンド1側に選択されたモードを表示する表示部1aを有し、車両側からモード情報を送信する。これにより、充電設備を使用する他の使用者にとっても、ロックが解除可能なモードで充電しているか否かを理解することができ、例え車両の所有者が充電完了後に戻ってこない場合であっても、充電用コネクタ2を取り外して自車両に接続することができ、充電設備の効率を向上できる。
次に、実施例3について説明する。基本的な構成は実施例1と同じであるため、異なる点についてのみ説明する。図13は実施例3のロック状態制御部の制御構成を表すブロック図である。ロック状態制御部100には、外部情報に基づいて第1モードに設定可能な外部指令受信部100aを備えている。よって、運転者が占有不可能な充電設備であるにも係わらず、誤ったモード選択スイッチ8の操作によって第1モード以外が選択されていた場合であっても、例えば充電設備管理者側から信号を送信することで第1モードへの変更を強制的に行うものである。
(13)ロック状態制御部100は、ロック状態制御部が実行しているモード状態に関わらず、車両外部指令に基づいて第1モードに設定可能な外部指令受信部100aを有する。
よって、運転者の誤ったモード選択があったとしても、強制的に適切なモードに切り換えることができ、充電設備における利便性及び効率を高めることができる。
Claims (13)
- 充電用コネクタが係合される充電ポートと、
前記充電ポートへの前記充電用コネクタの係合状態が解除されることを規制するロック機構と、
前記ロック機構をロック状態もしくはアンロック状態に制御するロック状態制御部と、
を有し、
前記ロック状態制御部は、車両側から充電要求が出力されている間のみ前記ロック状態に制御する第1モードを有している電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 充電用コネクタが係合される充電ポートと、
前記充電ポートへの前記充電用コネクタの係合状態が解除されることを規制するロック機構と、
前記ロック機構をロック状態もしくはアンロック状態に制御するロック状態制御部と、
を有し、
前記ロック状態制御部は、前記充電ポートに電力が供給されている間のみ前記ロック状態に制御する第1モードを有している電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項1または2に記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記ロック状態制御部は、常時ロック状態を維持する第2モードを有している電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項1~3のいずれか一つに記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記ロック状態制御部は、常時アンロック状態を維持する第3モードを有している電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項1~4のいずれか一つに記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
車室内に、前記ロック状態制御部のモードを選択可能なモード選択スイッチを有している電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項5に記載の車両の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記モード選択スイッチは、選択されたモード部分が点灯するライトを有し、
該ライトは、イグニッションスイッチがオフとなってから第1所定時間、前記選択されたモード部分を点灯し、その後消灯するものである電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項5または6に記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記モード選択スイッチは、前記第1モードと、常時ロック状態を維持する第2モードと、常時アンロック状態を維持する第3モードとを選択するスイッチであって、前記第3モードを中心に、その両側に前記第1モードと前記第2モードとを配置してある電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項1~7のいずれか一つに記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
イグニッションスイッチがオフとなってから第2所定時間、車室内に設けられたディスプレイ内に前記ロック状態制御部により行われるモード内容を表示するようになっている電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項8に記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
車室内に、前記ロック状態制御部のモードを選択可能であって、選択されたモード部分が点灯するライトを有し、
該ライトは、イグニッションスイッチがオフとなってから第1所定時間、前記選択されたモード部分を点灯し、その後消灯するモード選択スイッチを有し、
前記第2所定時間は、前記第1所定時間よりも短いものである電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項3に記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記ロック状態制御部は、充電の際に当該充電場所が占有可能か否かを判断する占有可否判断部を有し、占有不可能と判断した場合は前記第1モードを選択し、それ以外の場合は前記第2モードもしくは常時アンロック状態を維持する第3モードを選択するものである電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項10に記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記ロック状態制御部のモードに関わらずアンロック要求を出力可能なアンロックスイッチを有し、
前記ロック状態制御部は、アンロックスイッチからアンロック要求が出力された場合は、アンロック要求を優先するものである電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項1~11のいずれか一つに記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記ロック状態制御部は、現在のモード情報を前記外部充電ポート側に出力するようになっている電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。 - 請求項1~12のいずれか一つに記載の電動車両の充電ポート制御装置において、
前記ロック状態制御部は、前記ロック状態制御部が実行しているモード状態に関わらず、車両外部指令に基づいて前記第1モードに設定可能な外部指令受信部を有している電動車両の充電ポート制御装置。
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