WO2013128815A1 - 充電装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a charging device in which a charged device including a secondary battery is installed, and the secondary battery is charged by transmitting electric power by electromagnetic induction.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a structure in which a power receiving coil is built in a device to be charged, and a charging device that detects the position of a power transmitting coil and a power receiving coil is provided in a charging device that performs power transmission.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a non-contact charging device that charges a mobile phone provided with a non-contact type near field communication means such as a non-contact IC card, Bluetooth (registered trademark), and infrared communication by a non-contact charging method. ing.
- the present disclosure provides a charging device that is effective for charging a device having a wireless communication function while reducing an influence on a communication radio wave performed by a device to be charged.
- the charging device in the present disclosure is a charging device that charges electric power to a charged device having a secondary battery by electromagnetic induction to charge the secondary battery, and the charged device mounted on the charging device is A position detection unit for detecting the position of the power receiving coil, and an attenuation prevention unit for preventing attenuation of radio waves or magnetic fields generated around the device itself.
- the charging device is effective for charging a device to be charged while reducing the influence on a communication radio wave performed by the device to be charged having a wireless communication function.
- FIG. 1 External view showing an example of a state of the non-contact charging apparatus and the mobile phone according to the first embodiment
- the block diagram which shows each internal structure of the non-contact charging device which concerns on Embodiment 1, and a mobile telephone
- the block diagram which shows the internal structure of the position detection part with which the non-contact charging device which concerns on Embodiment 1 is provided.
- FIG. The flowchart which shows operation
- the block diagram which shows each internal structure of the non-contact charging device which concerns on Embodiment 2, and a mobile telephone The block diagram which shows the internal structure of the position detection part with which the non-contact charging device which concerns on Embodiment 2 is equipped, an NFC control part, and a switching part.
- Schematic diagram of magnetic field and demagnetizing field generated in position detection coil according to Embodiment 2 The block diagram which shows the mounting state of BEF arrange
- FIG. The figure which shows the effect by inserting the magnetic field and BEF which generate
- FIG. The figure which shows the circuit structure around the position detection circuit based on Embodiment 2.
- FIG. 2 The figure which shows the waveform output to the position detection coil which concerns on Embodiment 2.
- FIG. 2 The flowchart which shows operation
- FIG. 1 is an external view showing an example of the state of contactless charging apparatus 100 and mobile phone 150 according to Embodiment 1.
- FIG. The state shown in FIG. 1 is a state in which the mobile phone 150 is placed on the charging stand 101 that constitutes the upper surface of the contactless charging apparatus 100.
- the non-contact charging apparatus 100 uses so-called non-contact charging by supplying power to the secondary battery of the mobile phone 150 as a device to be charged using non-contact power transmission in the electromagnetic induction effect. It is carried out. That is, contactless charging is performed by placing or bringing the mobile phone 150 close to the charging stand 101 of the contactless charging apparatus 100.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the internal configuration of the non-contact charging device 100 and the mobile phone 150.
- a position detection unit 201 having a plurality of coils for detecting the position of the mobile phone 150 placed on the charging stand 101 is disposed on the inner surface of the charging stand 101.
- the charging stand 101 has a physical characteristic equivalent to a metal plate for a high frequency. That is, when the mobile phone 150 that is a device to be charged is placed on the charging stand 101, a high-frequency current flows through the coil of the position detection unit 201 due to radio waves that the mobile phone 150 performs wireless communication (radio waves generated around its own device). , Radio wave energy loss occurs. This contributes to a decrease in the strength of radio waves with which the mobile phone 150 performs wireless communication.
- the contactless charging apparatus 100 includes a charging stand 101, a power supply circuit 204, a position detection unit 201, a contactless charging circuit unit 210, and a coil moving mechanism 207.
- the mobile phone 150 is an electronic device having a communication means capable of wireless communication using a specific frequency band.
- the mobile phone 150 includes a power receiving coil 251, a secondary battery 257, a parallel resonance circuit 258, and a charge control circuit 253. And have.
- the power supply circuit 204 converts electric power supplied to the contactless charging apparatus 100 from an external power supply such as a commercial power supply or a battery mounted on the vehicle into a mode for use in the contactless charging apparatus 100.
- the position detection unit 201 detects the position of the mobile phone 150 placed on the charging stand 101. Note that the position of the mobile phone 150 is precisely the position of the power receiving coil 251 on the surface of the charging stand 101.
- the contactless charging circuit unit 210 supplies power to the mobile phone 150 in a contactless manner.
- the non-contact charging circuit unit 210 includes a charging control circuit 205, an oscillation circuit 206, and a power transmission coil 208.
- the charging control circuit 205 generates a high-frequency current through the oscillation circuit 206 and causes the high-frequency current to flow through the power transmission coil 208.
- a high frequency current flows through the power transmission coil 208 in the state shown in FIG. 1, an induced electromotive force is generated in the power reception coil 251 of the mobile phone 150.
- the charge control circuit 205 may have a charge detection function of detecting the charge state of the secondary battery 257 of the mobile phone 150 and may determine completion of charge.
- the coil moving mechanism 207 causes the power transmission coil 208 to approach the position of the mobile phone 150 detected by the position detection unit 201 along the charging stand 101.
- the coil moving mechanism 207 includes an X-axis servomotor that moves the power transmission coil 208 in the X-axis direction on the surface formed by the charging stand 101 and a Y-axis servomotor that moves the power transmission coil 208 in the Y-axis direction.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an internal configuration of the position detection unit 201 included in the non-contact charging apparatus 100.
- the position detection unit 201 includes a position detection coil 313, a BEF 316, a position detection circuit 311, a coil moving mechanism control circuit 312, a resonance frequency switching circuit 314, and a resonance frequency variable control circuit 315. Is provided.
- the position detection coil 313 is a plurality of rows of coils arranged at predetermined intervals on the inner surface of the charging stand 101.
- the position detection coil 313 includes a plurality of X-axis detection coils 313 ⁇ / b> A that detect positions in the X-axis direction of the power transmission coil 208 included in the non-contact charging circuit unit 210 and the power reception coil 251 of the mobile phone 150, and a power transmission coil 208.
- a plurality of Y-axis detection coils 313B that detect the position of the power receiving coil 251 in the Y-axis direction. Note that the interval between adjacent axis detection coils is smaller than the outer diameter of the power receiving coil 251. If the interval is narrowed, the position of the power receiving coil 251 can be accurately detected.
- a BEF Backelimination filter
- LC parallel resonant circuit with an electrical length of 1/2 wavelength or less at the frequency of the radio wave used by the mobile phone 150 for wireless communication.
- 316 is provided.
- the band stop filtering function that reduces the influence on the frequency band used by the mobile phone 150 for wireless communication effectively works at the resonance frequency in the BEF 316.
- the BEF 316 constitutes a circuit whose resonance frequency is variable under the control of the resonance frequency variable control circuit 315.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a circuit configuration of the BEF 316.
- the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 depends on the product of the capacitance of the capacitor 316A and the inductance value of the coil 316B. Therefore, the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 is controlled by controlling the capacitance and the inductance value.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating another example of the circuit configuration of the BEF 316.
- the capacitive element constituting the BEF 316 is a variable capacitor 316A ′. Capacitance can be controlled by applying a reverse voltage to the variable capacitor 316A '. Therefore, the resonance frequency variable control circuit 315 can change the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 by controlling the voltage applied to the variable capacitors 316A ′ of all the BEFs 316 included in the position detection unit 201. For this reason, the BEF 316 with a small resonance frequency and a small number of components can be realized by arranging the coils 316B ′ and the variable capacitors 316A ′ one by one.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating another example of the circuit configuration of the BEF 316.
- a plurality of capacitors 316 ⁇ / b> A ′′ and a coil 316 ⁇ / b> B ′′ are arranged in parallel, and the resonance frequency variable control circuit 315 can control the on / off state of the switch 317 so that the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 can be controlled.
- the number of components is increased as compared with the previous example, but both the capacitance and the inductance value can be controlled, so that the resonance frequency can be controlled with higher accuracy.
- the position detection circuit 311 excites the parallel resonance circuit 258 of the mobile phone 150 with the pulse signal output from the position detection coil 313, receives an echo signal from the power receiving coil 251, and receives the echo signal from the power receiving coil 251 of the mobile phone 150. Detect position. Note that the level of the echo signal from the power reception coil 251 varies depending on the relative position between the position detection coil 313 and the power reception coil 251. Therefore, the position detection circuit 311 can detect the position of the mobile phone 150 on the charging stand 101 based on the relative distance to each position detection coil 313 that outputs a pulse signal.
- the coil moving mechanism control circuit 312 controls the coil moving mechanism 207 according to the position of the power receiving coil 251 detected by the position detecting circuit 311. That is, the coil moving mechanism control circuit 312 controls the servo motors in the respective axial directions that constitute the coil moving mechanism 207.
- the resonance frequency switching circuit 314 is configured to instruct the resonance frequency variable control circuit 315 to determine the frequency so as to perform control related to the operation of changing the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 in response to manual switching of the input switch.
- the purpose of changing the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 is to reduce the influence of the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 on the frequency band used by the mobile phone 150 for wireless communication.
- the resonance frequency switching circuit 314 When the resonance frequency switching circuit 314 has a communication function, the resonance frequency switching circuit 314 performs wireless communication with the mobile phone 150 if an ID for each use frequency band of the mobile phone 150 is set in the mobile phone 150 in advance. Thus, the ID may be acquired, and an instruction may be given to change the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 according to the frequency corresponding to the ID.
- the resonance frequency variable control circuit 315 changes either or both of the electrostatic capacity and the inductance value of the BEF 316 in accordance with an instruction from the resonance frequency switching circuit 314, and controls the resonance frequency of the BEF 316.
- the above-described charging control circuit 205, coil moving mechanism control circuit 312 and resonance frequency control circuit 315 are realized by a microcomputer or the like that executes a computer program describing an operation process. That is, the CPU executes the computer program stored in the ROM using the CPU, ROM, and RAM of the microcomputer while using the RAM as a work area.
- the charging control circuit 205, the coil moving mechanism control circuit 312 and the resonance frequency control circuit 315 may be configured by the same microcomputer.
- the operation from the detection of the mobile phone 150 to the execution of the non-contact charging by the non-contact charging device 100 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
- the power supply circuit 204 performs power conversion for the contactless charging apparatus 100 and the contactless charging apparatus 100 is activated ( Step S40).
- the contactless charging apparatus 100 may be activated by a manual switch or the like provided in the contactless charging apparatus 100.
- the position detection unit 201 determines whether or not the mobile phone 150 is on the charging stand 101, and detects the position if the mobile phone 150 is on the charging stand 101 (step S41). ).
- the position detection of the mobile phone 150 is performed by exciting the parallel resonance circuit 258 of the mobile phone 150 with a pulse signal output from the position detection coil 313 by the position detection circuit 311 and receiving an echo signal from the power receiving coil 251. Done. If the position of the mobile phone 150 can be detected in step S41, the process proceeds to step S42. Note that the position of the mobile phone 150 is precisely the position of the power receiving coil 251 on the surface of the charging stand 101. On the other hand, if the position of the mobile phone 150 cannot be detected in step S41, the process proceeds to step S48. In step S48, the non-contact charging device 100 shifts to a standby state.
- step S42 the resonance frequency switching circuit 314 determines the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 according to the frequency band of the radio wave used by the mobile phone 150 for wireless communication.
- the resonance frequency control circuit 315 controls either or both of the capacitance and the inductance value of the BEF 316 so that the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 becomes the frequency determined in step S42 (step S43).
- the coil moving mechanism control circuit 312 controls the coil moving mechanism 207 based on the position of the mobile phone 150 detected in step S41 to bring the power transmission coil 208 close to the position of the power receiving coil 251 of the mobile phone 150.
- the non-contact charging circuit unit 210 causes a high-frequency current to flow through the power transmission coil 208 and generates an induced electromotive force in the power reception coil 251 by electromagnetic induction between the power transmission coil 208 and the power reception coil 251. Charging of the secondary battery 257 of the mobile phone 150 is started (step S45).
- the position detection unit 201 determines whether or not the mobile phone 150 is on the charging stand 101, and detects the position if the mobile phone 150 is on the charging stand 101 (step S46). ). If the position of the mobile phone 150 can be detected in step S46, the process proceeds to step S47 to continue non-contact charging. On the other hand, if the position of the mobile phone 150 cannot be detected in step S46, the process proceeds to step S48, and the non-contact charging apparatus 100 shifts to a standby state.
- the contactless charging apparatus 100 matches the resonance frequency of the BEF 316 disposed on the inner surface of the charging stand 101 with the frequency of the radio wave used by the mobile phone 150 for wireless communication. For this reason, a band stop filter at the frequency is configured in the BEF 316. As a result, the mobile phone 150 is charged in a state where a decrease in radio wave intensity at the frequency is suppressed.
- the band detection filter of the frequency band used by the mobile phone 150 for wireless communication is formed in the position detection coil 313, so that the high frequency current due to the radio wave of the frequency band used by the mobile phone 150 does not flow on the position detection coil 313. For this reason, the energy loss of the radio wave used by the mobile phone 150 can be suppressed.
- the charging device acts as an attenuation preventing unit that prevents the BEF from attenuating a radio wave having a specific frequency generated around its own device such as the vicinity of the charging stand, the strength of the radio wave used by the device to be charged Non-contact charging can be performed while suppressing the decrease.
- the non-contact charging device 100 is a short-range wireless communication that is one of wireless communication using an electromagnetic induction effect when the mobile phone 150 has an NFC (Near Field Communication) function. (Hereinafter referred to as NFC communication).
- NFC Near Field Communication
- Various information communication can be performed between the mobile phone 150 and an external device connected to the non-contact charging device 100 by NFC communication.
- the destination information set by the mobile phone 150 can be transmitted to the car navigation by NFC communication to set the destination of the car navigation. Many communication contents are considered.
- NFC communication In NFC communication, a 13.56 MHz carrier wave is used, and data is transmitted and received using the magnetic field generated in the antenna coil. Therefore, in order to perform communication by NFC, an antenna coil that generates a magnetic field having a frequency of 13.56 MHz in the vicinity of the charging stand or the charging stand is required.
- the charging device also has an NFC function by using one of a number of position detection coils arranged inside the charging stand as an antenna coil used in NFC.
- the NFC function can be mounted on the charging stand without adding a new NFC antenna to the conventional charging stand.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing internal configurations of the non-contact charging device 100 and the mobile phone 150.
- the non-contact charging apparatus 100 includes a charging stand on the side where the mobile phone 150 is placed.
- An NFC control unit 202 for performing NFC communication is arranged.
- a switching unit 203 for switching the coil according to each function is arranged.
- the non-contact charging apparatus 100 includes a power supply circuit 204, a charging control circuit 205, an oscillation circuit 206, a coil moving mechanism 207, a power transmission coil 208, and an external device connection unit 209.
- the external device connection unit 209 connects the external device connected to the above-described non-contact charging device 100 and its own device. That is, the external device performs bidirectional communication with the position detection unit 201 and the NFC control unit 202 via the external device connection unit 209.
- the mobile phone 150 is an electronic device having a communication means capable of wireless communication using a specific frequency.
- the mobile phone 150 is a power receiving coil 251, a power receiving resonance circuit 252, a charging control circuit 253, and a short-range communication antenna.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram illustrating an internal structure of the position detection unit 201 and the NFC control unit 202 serving as the short-range communication control unit included in the non-contact charging apparatus 100.
- the position detection unit 201 includes a position detection coil 301, a position detection control circuit 302, and a switch 303 controlled by the switching unit 203, and the NFC control unit 202 is controlled by the NFC control circuit 304 and the switching unit 203.
- the switch 305 is provided.
- the position detection unit 201 and the NFC control unit 202 include a position detection coil 301, a position detection control circuit 302, a coil moving mechanism 207, an NFC control circuit 304, a switching unit 203, and a switch 303 controlled by the switching unit 203. 305.
- the position detection coil 301 is a plurality of rows of coils arranged on the inner surface of the charging base 101 at predetermined intervals.
- the position detection coil 301 includes a plurality of X-axis direction position detection coils 301 ⁇ / b> A that detect positions in the X-axis direction of the power transmission coil 208 and the power reception coil 251 of the mobile phone 150, and Y of the power transmission coil 208 and the power reception coil 251. And a plurality of Y-axis direction position detection coils 301B for detecting the position in the axial direction.
- the interval between adjacent axis detection coils is smaller than the outer diameter of the power receiving coil. If the interval is narrowed, the position of the power receiving coil 251 can be accurately detected.
- one of the plurality of position detection coils 301 arranged is used as an NFC antenna coil (301 ′ in FIG. 9).
- a plurality of position detection coils 301 arranged on the charging stand 101 are arranged in the X-axis direction and the Y-axis direction of the charging stand 101, respectively, and the position detection coils in each axial direction intersect.
- NFC position detection coil orthogonal to the position detection coil 301 ′ (hereinafter also referred to as an NFC position detection coil) that is also used as an NFC antenna coil (301A in FIG. 9).
- the antenna coil on the transmission side generates a 13.56 MHz magnetic field.
- An induced electromotive force is generated in the antenna coil on the receiving side when the magnetic flux by the magnetic field passes through the antenna coil on the receiving side, and communication is performed using this power.
- the magnetic field generated in the coil on the transmission side needs to have a magnetic field intensity sufficient to generate electric power necessary to activate the IC mounted on the reception side.
- the induced electromotive force generated in the antenna coil on the receiving side is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field passing through the antenna coil on the receiving side.
- the 13.56 MHz magnetic flux generated by the NFC position detection coil 301' is intersected by a plurality of intersecting X-axis directions.
- the position detection coil 301A will also pass through.
- a magnetic field is generated around the coil by the electromagnetic induction effect.
- the direction of the magnetic field is opposite to the magnetic field generated by the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ (hereinafter, referred to as a demagnetizing field 402).
- the demagnetizing field 402 attenuates the magnetic field 401 necessary for original NFC communication. As the magnetic field 401 is attenuated, the induced electromotive force generated in the NFC antenna coil 254 on the reception side also decreases.
- a BEF (Band-elimination filter) 501 composed of an LC parallel resonance circuit is connected in series to the axial position detection coil 301A.
- the BEF 501 is arranged at a location where the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ and the X-axis direction position detection coil 301 ⁇ / b> A intersect, but the location where the BEF 501 is arranged needs to be limited to this position.
- the BEF 501 may be configured to be connected in series to any location on the coil 301 other than the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- BEF is an LC parallel resonant circuit that attenuates only a specific frequency on the circuit. Therefore, the predetermined frequency attenuated by BEF is set to the same frequency as the 13.56 MHz carrier used in NFC.
- BEF is applied only to a plurality of X-axis direction position detection coils 301A intersecting with the NFC position detection coil 301 ′ with respect to the NFC position detection coil 301 ′ that is the Y-axis direction position detection coil.
- An example of serial connection has been described.
- the BEF may be inserted on the Y-axis direction position detection coil 301B that is disposed close to or overlapping the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- FIGS. 9 and 11 a plurality of coils parallel to each other are illustrated as being aligned without overlapping, but these coils overlap (the region closed by the coil is As a result of the arrangement, the position detection accuracy of the power receiving coil 251 of the mobile phone 150 can be improved.
- the BEF is inserted into any coil (overlapping coil) of the Y-axis direction position detection coil 301B excluding the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ', so that it is counteracted by the arbitrary coil (overlapping coil). Generation of a magnetic field can be suppressed.
- a plurality of BEFs are arranged on one coil.
- the purpose of inserting the BEF is that a current of 13.56 MHz used for NFC flows on the coils other than the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- the number of BEFs arranged on the coil need not be limited.
- the contactless charging apparatus has the configuration shown in FIG. 13 in order to handle different frequencies for position detection of the power receiving coil 251 and for NFC communication in the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- the functions of the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ are switched by controlling the switches 303 and 305 connected to the switching unit 203.
- the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ functions as a position detection coil when the switching unit 203 turns on the switch 303 and turns off the switch 305 (this state is referred to as state 1).
- a pulse signal output from the position detection control circuit 302 excites the power reception resonance circuit 252 of the mobile phone 150 and re-emits from the power reception coil 251.
- the received magnetic field (hereinafter referred to as an echo signal) functions as one of a plurality of position detection coils for detecting the position of the power receiving coil 251 of the mobile phone 150.
- the level of the echo signal from the power reception coil 251 varies depending on the relative position between the position detection coil 301 and the power reception coil 251.
- the position detection control circuit 302 determines the position of the mobile phone 150 on the charging base 101 based on the level of the echo signal that differs depending on the relative distance between each position detection coil 301 that outputs a pulse signal and the power receiving coil 251. Can be detected.
- the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ when the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ functions as a position detection coil, the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ resonates the power reception resonance circuit 252 of the mobile phone 150 and the echo signal output from the power reception coil. Is transmitted to the position detection control circuit 302.
- the NFC control circuit 304 performs impedance matching on the path between the NFC control IC 701 that controls and outputs a 13.56 MHz carrier wave when performing desired communication with NFC, and the path between the NFC control IC 701 and the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- the matching circuit 702 is implemented.
- NFC uses a 13.56 MHz carrier wave for communication. Therefore, impedance matching is performed by the matching circuit 702, and the impedance of the matching circuit 702 is adjusted in advance so as to resonate at the frequency of the carrier wave output from the NFC control IC 701.
- the impedance matching uses passive components such as capacitors and coils mounted on the matching circuit 702.
- the NFC control circuit 304 and the NFC control circuit 256 mounted on the mobile phone 150 perform NFC communication via respective antenna coils.
- the switching unit 203 switches the state 1 and the state 2 by controlling the switches 303 and 305.
- FIG. 14 shows the relationship between the time axis and the signal output to the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ when the switches 303 and 305 are controlled to switch between the state 1 and the state 2.
- the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ is in the state 1, and a pulse wave for detecting the position of the power receiving coil 251 mounted on the mobile phone 150 is output to the position detection coil 301.
- FIG. 14 shows the signal output to the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′, but the pulse waveform for position detection indicated by the broken line in section 1 is applied to the X-axis direction position detection coil 301A and the Y-axis direction position detection coil 301B.
- the output pulse waveform is shown for convenience, following the position detection coil shown in FIG.
- the position detection control circuit 302 switches and controls the X axis direction position detection coil 301 ⁇ / b> A and the Y axis.
- a pulse signal is output to each position detection coil constituting the direction position detection coil 301B.
- a method of outputting a pulse signal to the Y-axis direction position detection coil 301B only when a pulse signal is first output to the X-axis direction position detection coil 301A and the power receiving coil 251 is detected is considered. It is done.
- a method of outputting a pulse signal to the X-axis direction position detection coil 301A and ending the section 1 if no echo signal is detected may be employed.
- the power receiving coil 251 is installed on the charging stand. The time of section 1 when there is not can be shortened.
- Position detection control when the position coordinate of the power receiving coil 251 is detected after the pulse signal is output to the position detecting coil 301 or when the echo signal is not detected and the power receiving coil 251 is not installed in the non-contact charging device 100
- the switching unit 203 turns off the switch 303 and turns on the switch 305 to make a transition to the section 2 (state 2).
- NFC communication is performed between the NFC control circuit 304 and the NFC control circuit 256 mounted on the mobile phone 150 using a 13.56 MHz carrier wave.
- the NFC control IC 701 performs polling for a predetermined period in order to detect a device that is a target of NFC communication.
- the NFC control circuit 256 mounted on the mobile phone 150 transmits a response command to the NFC control IC 701 by load-modulating the 13.56 MHz carrier wave sent thereto.
- the NFC control IC 701 determines that the mobile phone 150 is not equipped with the NFC function.
- the power supply circuit 204 converts the power to a mode used by the contactless charging apparatus 100 and the contactless charging apparatus 100 is activated ( Step S10).
- the contactless charging apparatus 100 may be activated by a manual switch or the like provided in the contactless charging apparatus 100.
- the switching unit 203 controls the switches 303 and 305 to shift the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ to the state 1 (step S11).
- this state is called an initial state.
- step S12 the position detection unit 201 determines whether or not the mobile phone 150 exists on the charging stand 101 during the section 1.
- step S12 if the mobile phone 150 exists on the charging stand 101, the position is detected.
- the position detection of the mobile phone 150 is performed by exciting the power reception resonance circuit 252 of the mobile phone 150 with the pulse signal output from the position detection coil 301 by the position detection unit 201 and receiving an echo signal from the power reception coil 251. Is called.
- the position of the mobile phone 150 is precisely the position of the power receiving coil 251 on the surface of the charging stand 101.
- the position detection control circuit 302 determines that the power receiving coil 251 is installed on the charging stand by receiving the echo signal (YES in step S12)
- the power receiving coil 251 is stored in the memory mounted in the position detection control circuit.
- the position coordinates are stored (step S13).
- the switching unit 203 controls the switch 303 and the switch 305, so that the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ transitions to the state 2 (step S14).
- NFC communication is performed between the NFC control circuit 304 and the NFC control circuit 256 mounted on the mobile phone 150 in section 2.
- the NFC control IC 701 performs polling for a predetermined period in order to detect a target device for NFC communication, so that the mobile phone 150 mounted on the non-contact charging device 100 has an NFC function. It is determined whether or not (step S15).
- the NFC control circuit 256 mounted on the mobile phone 150 transmits a response command to the NFC control IC 701 by load-modulating the 13.56 MHz carrier wave sent thereto. Therefore, if this response command is not detected in section 2, the NFC control IC 701 determines that the mobile phone 150 is not equipped with the NFC function (NO in step S15).
- step S15 If it is determined in step S15 that the mobile phone 150 is equipped with the NFC function, NFC communication is started (step S16).
- Step S17 After the NFC communication is started in Step 16, the process for determining whether or not the NFC communication has been completed is continued (Step S17).
- step S15 When it is determined that the NFC function is not installed in the mobile phone 150 (NO in step S15) or when NFC communication with the NFC control circuit 256 installed in the mobile phone 150 is completed (YES in step S17). ) Transitions from section 2 to section 1 again (step S18).
- step S19 Whether or not the position detection control circuit 302 detects the power reception coil 251 in step S12 when the state transitions to the state 1 again, that is, the position coordinate of the power reception coil 251 is stored in the memory mounted in the position detection control circuit 302. The flow changes depending on whether it is stored (step S19).
- step S19 when the power receiving coil 251 is detected in step S12, the process proceeds to step S21, and the position detection control circuit 302 controls the coil moving mechanism 207 to bring the power transmitting coil 208 closer to the position of the power receiving coil 251.
- step S19 If it is determined in step S19 that the position coordinates are not stored (NO in step 19), the process returns to the initial state. Therefore, unless the power receiving coil 251 is detected, the NFC combined position detecting coil 301 ′ repeats the flow of steps S12 to S19.
- step S22 it is determined whether or not the movement of the power transmission coil 208 is completed. If the movement is not completed (NO in step S22), the process returns to step S21 to continue the movement of the power transmission coil 208.
- step S21 and step S22 After step S21 and step S22, after the power transmission coil 208 has finished moving to the position of the power reception coil 251 (YES in step S22), the charging control circuit 205 generates a high-frequency current via the oscillation circuit 206, and power transmission A high frequency current is passed through the coil 208 for use.
- step S24 it is determined whether or not a request for performing NFC communication with the mobile phone 150 is received from the external device connected to the external device connection unit 209 during charging to the non-contact charging device 100.
- the switching unit 203 controls the switch 303 and the switch 305 to shift the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ to the state 2. (Step S25).
- Steps S26 to S29 which are subsequent flows, perform the same operations as steps S15 to S18 described above.
- steps S26 to S29 processing for stopping the charging operation of the power transmission coil 208 is performed, or the distance of the power transmission coil 208 is separated from the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- both the charging stop process and the movement control for the power transmission coil 208 may be performed.
- step S26 If the position detection control circuit 302 does not detect a target device for NFC communication in step S26, the target device is not detected from the position detection control circuit 302 to the external device via the external device connection unit 209. Such information may be transmitted.
- step S30 the charging operation is continued (step S30).
- NFC communication can be performed even while the mobile phone 150 is being charged.
- step S31 when the power receiving coil 251 is removed from the power transmitting coil 208 during the charging operation, the charging control circuit 205 stops the charging operation. Therefore, steps S24 to S31 are repeatedly performed while the charging control circuit 205 is performing the charging operation.
- step S31 When the charging control circuit 205 stops the charging operation in step S31, the operation returns to the initial state, and the detection operation of the power receiving coil 251 is performed.
- This flow can realize a charging operation even for a “mobile phone equipped with a non-contact charging function but not an NFC function”.
- NFC communication can be performed by repeating Step S12 to Step S19 for “a mobile phone that has no charging function but has an NFC function”.
- the non-contact charging apparatus 100 can perform a desired operation according to the function mounted on the mobile phone placed on the charging stand.
- processing flow shown here is an example of implementation, and according to the function installed in the mobile phone installed in the charging stand, the user switches the manual switch etc. installed in the charging device to state 1 and The state 2 may be switched.
- FIG. 16 shows the relative sizes of the mobile phone 150 and the charging stand 101.
- the charging base of this embodiment mainly considers what is used for charging a mobile phone, and the size of the charging base needs to be designed assuming mobile phones of various sizes.
- mobile phones have a shape that fits within a square frame or a rectangular frame. Therefore, when the shape of the charging stand 101 is rectangular, the relative size of the charging stand 101 with respect to the mobile phone 150 becomes important.
- the magnetic field strength depends on the size of the antenna that generates the magnetic field. Therefore, the NFC antenna coil 254 mounted on the mobile phone 150 is arranged to be as large as possible inside the casing of the mobile phone 150.
- the NFC antenna coil 254 of the mobile phone 150 is arranged so as to overlap the center of the mobile phone 150.
- NFC communication uses the induced electromotive force generated by the magnetic field generated by one antenna passing through the other antenna.
- the magnetic field strength increases and the sensitivity increases as the area where the antennas for communication overlap each other is larger.
- the length Lc in the short side direction of the charging stand 101 is made larger than the length Lm in the short side direction of the mobile phone 150, and the length Lm in the short side direction of the mobile phone is combined with NFC.
- the length Lc in the short side direction of the charging stand 101 is made smaller than the sum of the distance Dl between the position detection coils 301 ′.
- each is arranged so that the long side direction of the charging stand 101 and the longitudinal direction of the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ are parallel to each other.
- the “interval D1” of the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ can also be referred to as “the width in the short side direction (short side direction of the charging stand) of the magnetic field excited by the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′”. In the example shown in FIG. 16, this is the distance between one straight line in the longitudinal direction of the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ and the other straight line facing the one straight line.
- the distance Dl between the NFC position detection coils is considered depending on how much width (or length) the magnetic field excited by the NFC position detection coil 301 ′ occupies in the short side direction of the mobile phone 150. It is preferred that
- the NFC antenna coil 254 of the mobile phone 150 always overlaps more than half of the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′.
- the size of the charging stand is defined as described above with respect to the size of the mobile phone, and further, the position detection arranged at the center of the plurality of Y-axis direction position detecting coils 301B arranged in the short side direction of the charging stand.
- the NFC combined position detection coil 301 ′ as the coil, antennas that perform NFC communication overlap each other regardless of the position on the charging stand, and communication can be performed.
- a BEF Battery Eliminate Filter
- a BEF Back Eliminate Filter
- a frequency that is attenuated using BEF. was set to the same frequency as the 13.56 MHz carrier used in NFC.
- the 13.56 MHz magnetic field generated by the NFC antenna coil passes through the position detection coil where the BEF is disposed, the 13.56 MHz high frequency current generated on the position detection coil is suppressed.
- the generation of a demagnetizing field generated around the position detection coil that intersects the position detection coil that functions as the antenna coil for NFC communication is suppressed, and both the charging function and NFC communication are achieved. be able to.
- the carrier used in near field communication is not limited to 13.56 MHz, and the charging device of this embodiment can be applied to an antenna of a device that performs communication using electromagnetic induction.
- the charging device is effective for charging a device to be charged while reducing the influence on radio waves used by the device to be charged having a wireless communication function.
- Embodiments 1 and 2 may be arbitrarily combined. According to this modification, it is possible to obtain an effect obtained by arbitrarily combining the first and second embodiments.
- the charging device of the present disclosure is useful as a non-contact charging device for a device to be charged having a wireless communication function. Specifically, it is useful as a non-contact charging device for charging a mobile phone, a smart phone or the like.
- Non-contact charging apparatus 101
- Charging stand 150 Mobile phone (an example of to-be-charged apparatus)
- DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 201
- Position detection part 202
- NFC control part 203
- Switching part 204
- Power supply circuit 205
- Charging control circuit 206
- Oscillation circuit 207
- Coil moving mechanism 208 Coil for power transmission 209
- External device connection part 210
- Non-contact charging circuit part 251
- Power receiving coil 252
- Power receiving resonance circuit 253
- Charge control circuit 254 NFC antenna coil 255 NFC resonance circuit 256
- Parallel resonance circuit 301
- Position detection coil 301A X-axis direction position detection coil 301B
- Y-axis direction position detection coil 301
- 'NFC combined position detection coil 302
- Position detection control circuit 303
- Switch 304 NFC control circuit 305
- Position detection circuit 312 Coil moving mechanism control circuit 313
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まず、実施の形態1について説明する。
電源回路204は、商用電源や車両に搭載されたバッテリ等の外部電源から非接触充電装置100に供給される電力を非接触充電装置100で使用する態様に変換する。位置検出部201は、充電台101上に置かれた携帯電話150の位置を検出する。なお、携帯電話150の位置とは、正確には、充電台101の面上における受電用コイル251の位置である。
次に、実施の形態2について説明する。ただし、実施の形態1にて説明したものと同じ構成については、同一の符号を付し、その詳細な説明を省略する。
101 充電台
150 携帯電話(被充電機器の一例)
201 位置検出部
202 NFC制御部
203 切替部
204 電源回路
205 充電制御回路
206 発振回路
207 コイル移動機構
208 送電用コイル
209 外部機器接続部
210 非接触充電回路部
251 受電用コイル
252 受電用共振回路
253 充電制御回路
254 NFC用アンテナコイル
255 NFC用共振回路
256 NFC制御回路
257 二次電池
258 並列共振回路
301 位置検出コイル
301A X軸方向位置検出コイル
301B Y軸方向位置検出コイル
301´ NFC兼用位置検出コイル
302 位置検出制御回路
303 スイッチ
304 NFC制御回路
305 スイッチ
311 位置検出回路
312 コイル移動機構制御回路
313 位置検出コイル
313A X軸検出コイル
313B Y軸検出コイル
314 共振周波数切り替え回路
315 共振周波数可変制御回路
316 BEF
316A、316A” コンデンサ
316A’ 可変容量コンデンサ
316B、316B’、316B” コイル
317 スイッチ
401 磁界
402 反磁界
501 BEF
701 NFC制御IC
702 マッチング回路
Lc 充電台の短辺方向の長さ
Lm 携帯電話の短辺方向の長さ
Dl NFC兼用位置検出コイルの間隔
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- 電磁誘導により二次電池を有する被充電機器へ電力を伝送して前記二次電池を充電する充電装置であって、
当該充電装置に載置された前記被充電機器が有する受電用コイルの位置を検出する位置検出部と、
自装置周辺に発生した電波または磁界の減衰を防止する減衰防止部と、を備えた、
充電装置。 - 前記位置検出部は複数列に配置されたコイルを備え、
前記減衰防止部は所定の周波数の電波または磁界を減衰させる共振回路であり、
前記減衰防止部の共振回路が前記位置検出部のコイルに設けられた、
請求項1に記載の充電装置。 - 電磁誘導により二次電池を有する被充電機器へ電力を伝送して前記二次電池を充電する充電装置であって、
当該充電装置に載置された前記被充電機器が有する受電用コイルの位置を検出する位置検出部を備え、
前記位置検出部は、
所定の間隔で配置された複数列のコイルと、
前記複数列のコイルに設けられるLC並列共振回路と、を有し、
前記LC並列共振回路の共振周波数は、前記被充電機器が無線通信に使用する電波の周波数帯に含まれる周波数である、
充電装置。 - 前記LC並列共振回路の共振周波数を所定の周波数に変化させる共振周波数可変制御回路と、を有し、
前記共振周波数可変制御回路は、前記所定の周波数を前記被充電機器が無線通信に使用する電波の周波数帯に含まれる周波数に変化させる、
請求項3に記載の充電装置。 - 前記位置検出部は、前記所定の周波数を決定する共振周波数切り替え回路を有し、
前記共振周波数可変制御回路は、前記共振周波数切り替え回路からの指示に応じて、前記LC並列共振回路の共振周波数を制御する、
請求項4に記載の充電装置。 - 前記共振周波数切り替え回路は、手動による入力スイッチの切り替えに応じて、前記所定の周波数を決定する、
請求項5に記載の充電装置。 - 前記共振周波数切り替え回路は、前記被充電機器との通信機能を備え、前記被充電機器が無線通信に使用する周波数毎に割り当てられたIDを識別することで、前記所定の周波数を決定する、
請求項5に記載の充電装置。 - 電磁誘導によって前記被充電機器と外部機器とが近距離通信するための近距離通信アンテナを備え、
前記近距離通信アンテナは、前記位置検出部の複数のコイルのいずれかである、
請求項2に記載の充電装置。 - 前記近距離通信アンテナに接続されて前記被充電機器と前記外部機器との近距離通信を実行する近距離通信制御部と、
前記位置検出部と前記近距離通信制御部との動作を切り替える切替部と、を備えた、
請求項8に記載の充電装置。 - 前記位置検出部のコイルを内面側に配置し、前記被充電機器が載置される充電台を備え、
前記充電台の短辺方向の長さは、前記被充電機器の短辺方向の長さよりも大きく、かつ、前記被充電機器の短辺方向の長さと前記近距離通信アンテナの間隔との和よりも小さい、
請求項8に記載の充電装置。 - 前記位置検出部のコイルは、所定の間隔で前記充電台の縦方向および横方向に複数列配置され、前記近距離通信アンテナである前記位置検出部のコイルは、前記複数列の位置検出部のコイルのうち短辺方向の中央に配置される、
請求項10に記載の充電装置。 - 電磁誘導により二次電池を有する被充電機器へ電力を伝送して前記二次電池を充電する充電装置であって、
当該充電装置に載置された前記被充電機器が有する受電用コイルの位置を検出する位置検出部と、電磁誘導によって前記被充電機器と外部機器とが近距離通信するための近距離通信アンテナと、を備え、
前記近距離通信アンテナは、前記位置検出部の複数のコイルのいずれかである、
充電装置。 - 前記近距離通信アンテナに接続されて前記被充電機器と前記外部機器との近距離通信を実行する近距離通信制御部と、
前記位置検出部と前記近距離通信制御部との動作を切り替える切替部と、を備えた、
請求項12に記載の充電装置。
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