Charging station with multiple charging plug and circuit for charging station
A charging station with multiple plugs and a circuit for the charging station are provided. The circuit comprises a power distribution unit, a control unit, one AC/DC unit and multiple DC/DC units. The AC/DC unit is connected with an input end of each DC/DC unit via a bus; an output end of each DC/DC unit is connected to a corresponding charging plug port via the power distribution unit; and the control unit is configured to detect an output voltage of each of the DC/DC units, and control the power distribution unit to operate according to the output voltage of each of the DC/DC units and a power requirement of a charging plug port, to cause at least one of the DC/DC units to be connected to the charging plug port to achieve power distribution of the charging plug port.
1. A circuit for a charging station with multiple charging plugs, comprising a power distribution unit, a control unit, one alternating current (AC)/direct current (DC) unit and at least two DC/DC units, wherein
the AC/DC unit is connected with an input end of each of the DC/DC units via a bus;
an output end of each of the DC/DC units is connected to a corresponding charging plug port via the power distribution unit; and
the control unit is configured to detect an output voltage of each of the DC/DC units, and control the power distribution unit to operate according to the output voltage of each of the DC/DC units and a power requirement of a charging plug port, to cause at least one of the DC/DC units to be connected to the charging plug port to achieve power distribution of the charging plug port,
wherein the power distribution unit comprises at least one of a parallel branch that connects the output ends of the DC/DC units in parallel and a series branch that connects the output ends of the DC/DC units in series, wherein the parallel branch and the series branch each is provided with a controllable switch.
2. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the parallel branch comprises a positive branch that connects positive output ends of the DC/DC units together and a negative branch that connects negative output ends of the DC/DC units together, wherein the positive branch and the negative branch each is provided with a controllable switch.
3. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the series branch comprises a branch that connects a positive output end of one DC/DC unit to a negative output end of another DC/DC unit.
4. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the power distribution unit further comprises independent branches configured to cause the DC/DC units output independently from each other, wherein the independent branches each is provided with a controllable switch.
5. The circuit according to claim 4 , wherein each of the DC/DC units is connected to a corresponding charging plug port via one of the independent branches.
6. The circuit according to claim 4 , wherein the independent branch comprises a positive branch and a negative branch arranged at the output end of the DC/DC unit corresponding to the independent branch, wherein at least the positive branch is provided with a controllable switch.
7. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the control unit, for controlling the power distribution unit to operate, is configured to:
control the controllable switch in the power distribution unit to be closed or opened, to cause the DC/DC units to output independently or cause the DC/DC units to be connected in series and/or in parallel for output.
8. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the control unit comprises controllers respectively arranged in the DC/DC units; and
the controller is configured to detect an output voltage of the corresponding DC/DC unit, and control the controllable switch in the power distribution unit to be closed or opened, to control power distribution of the DC/DC unit.
9. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein a main circuit of the DC/DC unit is an isolated conversion topology or a non-isolated conversion topology.
10. The circuit according to claim 1 , wherein a main circuit of the AC/DC unit is a single-phase rectifier power factor correction rectifier circuit or a three-phase rectifier power factor correction rectifier circuit.
11. A charging station with multiple charging plugs, comprising a shell, a heat sink arranged inside the shell, a circuit for the charging station with multiple charging plugs, and a plurality of charging plugs arranged outside the shell, wherein
the circuit comprises a power distribution unit, a control unit, one alternating current (AC)/direct current (DC) unit and at least two DC/DC units, wherein
the AC/DC unit is connected with an input end of each of the DC/DC units via a bus;
an output end of each of the DC/DC units is connected to a corresponding charging plug port via the power distribution unit; and
the control unit is configured to detect an output voltage of each of the DC/DC units, and control the power distribution unit to operate according to the output voltage of each of the DC/DC units and a power requirement of a charging plug port, to cause at least one of the DC/DC units to be connected to the charging plug port to achieve power distribution of the charging plug port; and wherein
input ends of the plurality of charging plugs are connected to the charging plug ports in the circuit respectively; and
the heat sink is configured to dissipate heart from the circuit,
wherein the power distribution unit comprises at least one of a parallel branch that connects the output ends of the DC/DC units in parallel and a series branch that connects the output ends of the DC/DC units in series, wherein the parallel branch and the series branch each is provided with a controllable switch.