Power supply system
A converter includes one chip constituted a switching device and a diode. An electronic control unit is configured to calculate a temperature estimated value of the switching device from control conditions of the converter, restrict a control upper-limit value of charge power or discharge power of a battery, when a detection value of a temperature sensor is higher than the temperature estimated value of the switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the diode, and restrict a control upper-limit value of charge power or discharge power of the battery, when the detection value of the temperature sensor is lower than the temperature estimated value of the switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the switching device.
1. A power supply system configured to supply electric power to a load, the power supply system comprising:
a battery;
a first positive line connected to a positive electrode of the battery;
a second positive line connected to a positive terminal of the load;
a negative line connected between a negative terminal of the load and a negative electrode of the battery;
a converter configured to perform voltage conversion between the battery and the load, the converter including
a first switching device and a second switching device connected in series between the second positive line and the negative line, such that the first switching device is located closer to the second positive line than the second switching device, and the second switching device is located closer to the negative line than the first switching device,
a first diode connected in antiparallel with the first switching device, the first switching device and the first diode constituting one chip,
a second diode connected in antiparallel with the second switching device,
a connection node connected to the first switching device, the second switching device, and the first positive line, and
a reactor provided on the first positive line or on the negative line between the second switching device and the negative electrode of the battery;
a temperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of the chip; and
an electronic control unit configured to
i) calculate a temperature estimated value of the first switching device from control conditions of the converter,
ii) restrict a control upper-limit value of discharge power of the battery, when a detection value of the temperature sensor is higher than the temperature estimated value of the first switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the first diode, and
iii) restrict a control upper-limit value of charge power of the battery, when the detection value of the temperature sensor is lower than the temperature estimated value of the first switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the first switching device.
2. The power supply system according to claim 1 , wherein the power supply system being installed on a vehicle,
the vehicle includes:
a motor;
a radiator;
a water pump;
a water channel that circularly connects an interior of the converter, the radiator, and the water pump in series; and
a water temperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of a cooling water that flows through the water channel; and
the electronic control unit is configured to
i) calculate an estimated temperature difference between a temperature of the first switching device and the temperature of the cooling water detected by the water temperature sensor, based on at least one of information indicating whether the motor is in power running mode or the motor is in regenerative mode, amount of current passing through the converter, a boosting ratio of the converter, and a switching frequency, and
ii) calculate the temperature estimated value of the first switching device, by adding the estimated temperature difference to the temperature of the cooling water detected by the water temperature sensor.
3. A power supply system configured to supply electric power to a load, the power supply system comprising:
a battery;
a first positive line connected to a positive electrode of the battery;
a second positive line connected to a positive terminal of the load;
a negative line connected between a negative terminal of the load and a negative electrode of the battery;
a converter configured to perform voltage conversion between the battery and the load, the converter including
a first switching device and a second switching device connected in series between the second positive line and the negative line, such that the first switching device is located closer to the second positive line than the second switching device, and the second switching device is located closer to the negative line than the first switching device,
a first diode connected in antiparallel with the first switching device, the first switching device and the first diode constituting one chip,
a second diode connected in antiparallel with the second switching device, the second switching device and the second diode constituting one chip,
a connection node connected to the first switching device, the second switching device, and the first positive line,
a reactor provided on the first positive line or on the negative line between the second switching device and the negative electrode of the battery;
a temperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of the chip; and
an electronic control unit configured to
i) calculate a temperature estimated value of the second switching device from control conditions of the converter,
ii) restrict a control upper-limit value of charge power of the battery, when a detection value of the temperature sensor is higher than the temperature estimated value of the second switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the second diode, and
iii) restrict a control upper-limit value of discharge power of the battery, when the detection value of the temperature sensor is lower than the temperature estimated value of the second switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the second switching device.
4. The power supply system according to claim 3 , wherein the power supply system being installed on a vehicle,
the vehicle includes:
a motor;
a radiator;
a water pump;
a water channel that circularly connects an interior of the converter, the radiator, and the water pump in series; and
a water temperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of a cooling water that flows through the water channel, and
the electronic control unit is configured to
i) calculate an estimated temperature difference between a temperature of the second switching device and the temperature of the cooling water detected by the water temperature sensor, based on at least one of information indicating whether the motor is in power running mode or the motor is in regenerative mode, amount of current passing through the converter, a boosting ratio of the converter, and a switching frequency, and
ii) calculate the temperature estimated value of the second switching device, by adding the estimated temperature difference to the temperature of the cooling water detected by the water temperature sensor.
5. A power supply system configured to supply electric power to a load, the power supply system comprising:
a battery;
a converter configured to perform voltage conversion between the battery and the load, the converter including
a switching device,
a diode connected in antiparallel with the switching device, the switching device and the diode constituting one chip;
a temperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of the chip; and
an electronic control unit configured to
i) calculate a temperature estimated value of the switching device from control conditions of the converter,
ii) restrict a control upper-limit value of charge power or discharge power of the battery, when a detection value of the temperature sensor is higher than the temperature estimated value of the switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the diode, and
iii) restrict a control upper-limit value of charge power or discharge power of the battery, when the detection value of the temperature sensor is lower than the temperature estimated value of the switching device, and the detection value of the temperature sensor exceeds a protection temperature of the switching device.
6. The power supply system according to claim 5 , wherein the power supply system being installed on a vehicle,
the vehicle includes:
a motor;
a radiator;
a water pump;
a water channel that circularly connects an interior of the converter, the radiator, and the water pump in series; and
a water temperature sensor configured to detect a temperature of a cooling water that flows through the water channel, and
the electronic control unit is configured to
i) calculate an estimated temperature difference between a temperature of the switching device and the temperature of the cooling water detected by the water temperature sensor, based on at least one of information indicating whether the motor is in power running mode or the motor is in regenerative mode, amount of current passing through the converter, a boosting ratio of the converter, and a switching frequency, and
ii) calculate the temperature estimated value of the switching device, by adding the estimated temperature difference to the temperature of the cooling water detected by the water temperature sensor.