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Charging device for the inductive transmission of electrical energy and method for operating the charging device

  • US 10,340,710 B2
  • Filed: 12/18/2015
  • Issued: 07/02/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/14/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A charging device for inductive transmission of electric energy, comprising:

  • a primary conductor arranged in a first housing, which produces energizing of an alternating magnetic field with an alternating current;

    a power electronics device, which is electrically connected to the primary conductor and which is electrically connected to a power supply system with alternating current;

    a drive means for moving the first housing from a first position to a second position, wherein the charging device is provided with a fault detection device, which detects whether the first housing is or is not moved when a movement operation has been initiated with the drive means, and which is configured, in the case when a movement of the first housing does not take place, although a movement operation has been initiated with the drive means, to control the power electronic device in such a way that the primary conductor is energized with an electric current to increase a temperature of the primary conductor in that the temperature of the primary conductor is below a predetermined first threshold temperature;

    a temperature detection device for detecting the temperature of the primary conductor and of the first housing; and

    the fault detection device, which receives the signals of the temperature detection device and which is configured, in the case when a movement of the housing does not take place although a movement operation has been initiated by the drive means, and the temperature of the first hosing is below the pre-determinable first threshold temperature, to exercise control with the power electronics device that is configured to exercise control so that the primary conductor is energized by an electric current in order to increase the temperature of the primary conductor.

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