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US 11,152,791 · App. 16/671,806 · Granted Oct 19, 2021

Solar energy based mobile electric vehicle fast charger system

Inventors: Yu Qin (Troy, OH); Shanshan Du (Troy, MI)
Assignees: Yu Qin; Shanshan Du
H02J3/383H02J7/007H02S10/10H02S10/20H02S10/40
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,152,791
App. No.
16/671,806
Filed
Nov 1, 2019
Granted
Oct 19, 2021
Kind
B2
Art Unit
2689
USPC
320/104
Abstract

A solar energy based mobile EV fast charger system comprising a stationary solar power supply and a mobile EV fast charger installed in a service truck which has a bidirectional Multi-Functional Power Converter System (MFPCS), a solar energy based on-board battery, multiple DC inductors, a alternator power interface and an universal battery interface provides mobile EV charging service for any EV battery.

Claims (12)

1. A mobile EV charging system mountable on a vehicle, comprising:

a MFPCS module having a IGBT module, an AC port, and a DC port wherein the DC port is adapted to receive power from a solar power source or an on-board battery and the AC port is adapted to output power to an EV or send power to and receive power from an AC grid;

an onboard battery coupled to the MFPCS module to charge the on-board battery or to supply power to charge the battery in an electric vehicle through the MFPCS module;

a DSP controller having a library with a plurality of modes to control the MFPCS module by supplying control signals to a IGBT gate driver to control the MFPCS module; and

a universal battery interface coupled to the AC port of the MFPCS and the on-board battery to supply voltage and current suitable for a plurality of different EV vehicle charging systems wherein the plurality of modes includes mode 1 to charge a battery of an EV by the onboard battery, mode 4 to charge the onboard battery by a solar power source; and mode 5 to charge the on-board battery with the AC grid.

2. The EV charging system of claim 1 , further comprising a voltage and a current sensor coupled to the DC port to measure DC voltage and DC current at the DC port and inputting the sensor values to the DSP and further comprising at least one AC current sensor coupled to the AC port to measure current at the AC port and inputting the current measurements to the DSP.

3. The EV charging system of claim 2 , further comprising mode 3 to couple the MFPCS module to the charging system of the vehicle to charge the onboard battery.

4. The EV charging system of claim 2 , further comprising mode 2 to couple the MFPCS module to the charging system of the vehicle to charge the battery of an EV.

5. The EV charging system of claim 3 , wherein the charging system of the vehicle includes an alternator.

6. The EV charging system of claim 4 , wherein the charging system of the vehicle includes an alternator.

7. The EV charging system of claim 2 , where in the AC port is adapted to receive three phase power from the grid.

8. The EV charging system of claim 2 , further including mode 6 wherein power from a solar source is also used to supply power to the AC grid when it is used to charge the onboard battery.

Continuity (2)
Continuation In Part 15615647 · Jun 6, 2017
Related Publication 20200067319A1 · Feb 27, 2020
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