Vehicle-side charging circuit for a vehicle with electric drive, and method for operating a vehicle-side current converter, and use of at least one winding of a vehicle-side electric machine for intermediate storagectrical machine for buffer
A vehicle-side charging circuit for a vehicle with electric drive. The charging circuit comprises an AC connector, a controlled rectifier which is connected to the AC connector, an electric machine with at least one winding, a current converter which is connected to the electric machine, and an energy-storage-device connector. The at least one winding of the electric machine is coupled in series between the rectifier and the current converter. In an inverter mode the current converter is fed from the energy-storage device, and in a charging mode the current converter is from an external energy source via at least one series-connected winding of the electric machine and charges the electrical energy-storage device.
1. A vehicle-side charging circuit for a vehicle with electric drive, the charging circuit comprising:
an alternating current (AC) connector;
a controlled rectifier which is connected to the AC connector;
an electric machine with at least one winding;
a current converter which is connected to the electric machine, the at least one winding of the electric machine is coupled in series between the controlled rectifier and the current converter; and
an energy-storage-device connector;
wherein the electric machine includes a locking actuator having a locking bar which can selectively arrest or release a rotor of the electric machine in a controlled manner.
2. The vehicle-side charging circuit of claim 1 , comprising a control device connected in triggering manner to the current converter, the control device operates the current converter in a first state in an inverter mode, and in a second state in a charging mode, wherein:
in the inverter mode, the control device triggers the current converter to transform a voltage applied to the energy-storage-device connector into a triggering signal with which the electric machine can be operated; and
in the charging mode, the control device triggers the current converter to transform a voltage outputted by the controlled rectifier to the current converter via the at least one winding into a charging signal which can be output to the energy-storage-device connector for charging an energy-storage device coupled thereto.
3. The vehicle-side charging circuit of claim 1 , further comprising an electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) filter coupled between the controlled rectifier and the AC connector.
4. The vehicle-side charging circuit of claim 1 , further comprising a smoothing capacitor connected in parallel between the controlled rectifier and the electric machine.
5. The vehicle-side charging circuit of claim 1 , further comprising a disconnecting switch connected in series between the controlled rectifier and the electric machine.
6. A vehicle-side charging circuit for a vehicle with electric drive, the charging circuit comprising:
an alternating current (AC) connector;
a controlled rectifier connected to the AC connector;
an electric machine including at least one winding, the electric machine includes a locking actuator, the locking actuator includes a locking bar which selectively arrests or releases a rotor of the electric machine in a controlled manner;
a current converter connected to the electric machine, the at least one winding of the electric machine is coupled in series between the controlled rectifier and the current converter;
an energy-storage-device connector;
a control device connected in triggering manner to the current converter, the control device operates the current converter in a first state in an inverter mode, and in a second state in a charging mode, wherein:
in the inverter mode, the control device triggers the current converter to transform a voltage applied to the energy-storage-device connector into a triggering signal with which the electric machine can be operated, and
in the charging mode, the control device triggers the current converter to transform a voltage outputted by the controlled rectifier to the current converter via the at least one winding into a charging signal which can be output to the energy-storage-device connector for charging an energy-storage device coupled thereto;
an electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) filter coupled between the controlled rectifier and the AC connector;
a smoothing capacitor connected in parallel between the controlled rectifier and the electric machine; and
a disconnecting switch connected in series between the controlled rectifier and the electric machine.
7. The vehicle-side charging circuit of claim 6 , wherein the electric machine is a traction machine or a starter/generator or a generator or a starter of the vehicle, or the electric machine is a motor of an ancillary unit of the vehicle.
8. A method for operating a vehicle-side current converter coupled to an electric machine and an electrical energy-storage device, the method comprising:
in an inverter mode:
feeding the current converter from the energy-storage device,
generating, at the current converter, a triggering signal causing the electric machine to operate; and
in a charging mode:
feeding the current converter via at least one series-connected winding of the electric machine from an external energy source via an AC circuit and via a controlled rectifier, and
generating, at the current converter, a charging signal supplied to the electrical energy-storage device;
forming a power transformer with the at least one winding of the electric machine and the current converter, in which the at least one winding operates as a storage inductor;
wherein:
in the charging mode, mechanically locking the electric machine by way of a locking bar, and
in the inverter mode, failing to lock the electric machine by way of the locking bar.
9. The method of claim 8 , wherein the controller rectifier adjusts an effective current or a voltage.
10. A method for operating a vehicle-side current converter to which an electric machine and an electrical energy-storage device are coupled, wherein
in an inverter mode:
the current converter is fed from the energy-storage device and generates a triggering signal with which the electric machine is operated; and
in a charging mode:
the current converter is fed via at least one series-connected winding of the electric machine from an external energy source via an alternating current (AC) circuit and via a controlled rectifier and generates a charging signal which is supplied to the electrical energy-storage device, and
the at least one winding of the electric machine together with the current converter form a power transformer in which the at least one winding operates as a storage inductor, the controlled rectifier is controlled in order to adjust an effective current or a voltage, the controlled rectifier is controlled to adjust an effective current or a voltage;
wherein in the charging mode a locking bar of a locking actuator mechanically locks the electric machine, and in the inverter mode the locking bar does not lock the electric machine.