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Technical Paper of High-Power Charger for Electric Vehicles for CHAdeMO 3.0 / ChaoJi type 2 CH/\deMO 24th April, 2020 High Power SWG, CHAdeMO Association This document contains information that is confidential to the CHAdeMO Association and/or other companies. It is forbidden to use the contents of this document for anything other than their intended purpose and/or to disclose or release the documents to a third party without the permission of the Association. CHAdeMO Association
, ject between China Electricity Council mt& meaning 'super' in Chinese), is the codename of the joint pro Preface ChaoJi ( (CEC) and CHAdeMO Association for the development of the next generation, ultra-fast EV charging standard. This document describes some basic specification of ChaoJi-2 standard for the purpose of providing the technical information to CHAdeMO regular members. There are currently three types of ChaoJi; type 1 (ChaoJi-1), type 2 (ChaoJi-2) and type 3 (ChaoJi-3). ChaoJi-1 uses the modified GB/T 27930 CAN protocol (SAE J1939). ChaoJi-2 uses the CHAdeMO 3.0 CAN protocol (ISO 11898) as defined in this specification. ChaoJi-3 uses the ISO 15118 protocol and adds a PLC controller to the ChaoJi sequence circuit. All three types will adopt the same charging connector, vehicle inlet, sequence circuit and charging sequence, and all the ChaoJi vehicles can have backward compatibility with the existing GB/T, CHAdeMO and CCS-1/-2 chargers and V2X equipment via the dedicated inlet adapters for each system. A unified communication protocol for the three ChaoJi types is currently under development. Specification Relevant clauses in CHAdeMO 2.x are indicated by [-]. All requirements in CHAdeMO 2.x are valid, except as follows. 1. General requirements [4.1 (2), CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: Table 1.1 Output performance Output voltage range Output current range Output power range 1500Vdc 150 1500Vdc (Optional) 50 0 0 600Adc 900kW NOTE: All the maximum power, voltage and current values in CHAdeMO 2.x are to be replaced accordingly, unless otherwise defined in this specification. 1.1 Insulation performance [4.2 (7), CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement & addition: The requirements for charger and vehicle are defined in Table 1.2 and 1.3 respectively. In addition, the charger shall reduce the output impulse voltage which may be applied to vehicle to less than or equal to 2500V. Table 1.2 List of insulation performance for charger Item Input circuit Output circuit Input circuit SELV(1) Output circuit SELV(1) Input circuit Protective conductor Output circuit Protective earthing conductor Insulation performance Double insulation or Reinforced insulation Double insulation or Reinforced insulation Double insulation or Reinforced insulation(2) Basic insulation Double insulation or Reinforced insulation(2)(4) Table 1.3 List of insulation performance for vehicle Item Insulation performance The on-board section of vehicle power supply circuit according to ISO 17409 Ed.2 (2020) "Alternative protection measures" according to ISO 6469-3:2018, 6.3.5 shall be applied(2)(3)(4) CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 2
Safety Extra Low Voltage. (1) (2) Basic insulation may be applied for components which are difficult to achieve double or reinforced insulation e.g. voltage sensor, contactor, under the responsibility of charger and vehicle manufacturers. In such case, the manufacturers should perform an FMEA and implement additional means or touch voltage/current/energy limitations to mitigate the risk of hazards to ordinary person (if any) under the single fault condition. (3) Different measures may be used for different sections of a circuit. For example; - High-voltage components (e.g. 12V DC/DC converter, traction inverter) and bus- bars can apply "conductive -3, 6.3.5). protective enclosure with equipotential bonding" in addition to basic insulation (reference: 1S06469 - High-voltage cable assemblies (including the attached connectors) can apply double or reinforced insulation. (4) Double or reinforced insulation between the output circuit and the protective earthing conductor is only needed for parts of the circuit that have a working voltage higher than 600Vdc and/or the maximum DC output voltage (tentative, to be aligned with IEC 61851-23 Ed.2 IS). 2. Connector body [4.4.1.1. Connector body, CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: The new ChaoJi connector and inlet shall be applied. The mating section of the connector shall have latch holes, and the latch holding of the connector shall be performed by the vehicle inlet. Pin assignment and terminal name of the charging connector are defined in Figure 2.1 and Table 2.1 respectively. Intersection viewed from the vehicle inlet 3D view of the mating section, showing the position of the latch and drain holes Figure 2.1 CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 3
Pin number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Table 2.1 Terminal name and pin assignment of charging connector Terminal name DC output P DC output N CHAdeMO 2.x equivalent DC output P DC output N Protective conductor Protective conductor S+ S- CC2 CC1 CAN CAN High Low Connector proximity detection Charge sequence signal 1 / Vehicle charge permission . "Charge sequence signal 1" Visual indication (e.g. lamp) and emergency release of latch holding state by the vehicle inlet are both optional. NOTE: "Charge sequence signal 2" and "Vehicle charge permission" from CHAdeMO2.x have been deleted and combined into The following clauses (including sub-clauses) in CHAdeMO 2.x shall not be applicable: 4.4.3, 4.4.4, 4.4.5.1 and 4.4.5.2. 2.1 Overload current protection and coordination [4.4.5.1, CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: The charger and/or the cable assembly shall have a means to protect the charging cable against overload current and short-circuit current by using a device such as current-limiting fuse. The protective means shall endure, and protect the charging cable from, P-N short-circuit currents up to 30kA lasting for 2ms at the vehicle inlet. It is recommended that the overload current protection device is fast acting to mitigate the risk of EV contactor welding and arcing at the contacts of the charging connector/inlet due to the short-circuit current. The vehicle shall limit the maximum peak current flowing from the vehicle to 30kA or less accordingly in the event of P-N short circuit at the vehicle inlet, as per ISO 17409 Ed.2 (2020). 3. Circuit configuration [6.1, CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: Charger shall comply with the following requirements. Typical circuit configurations are shown in Figure 3.1a, 3.1b, 3.1c and 3.1d. CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 4
AC-ELCB1 Charger Vehicle Reverse current prevention diode Current limiting fuse Current sensor A EV contactor DC output (P) AC mains --+-+---1,__--o ,.--.. AC/DC rectifier DC/AC inverter Isolation transformer AC/DC rectifier Voltage sensor V -+--1----1---n,.--.. AC-ELCB2 DC power supply Power supply to the communications controller, vehicle and other auxiliaries Ground fault detector DC output (N) Traction battery EV contactor Protective earthing conductor Protective conductor Figure 3.1a Typical circuit configuration (with diode and AC-ELCBs inside the charger) Charger Vehicle Reverse current prevention diode AC-ELCB1 ,,.-.., ---0 AC mains ,..-..,. ---0 V ,,.-.., ---0 1 Current limiting fuse Current sensor -Q \ A .\. ~9 V Voltage sensor DC output (P) DC output (N) EV contactor = V 7_ :==o--1 Traction battery EV contactor AC-ELCB2 option ~EE : ~ : \ ;' AC/DC rectifier DC/AC inverter Isolation transformer AC/DC rectifier DC power supply I Power supply to the communications controller, vehicle and other auxiliaries I I Protective earthingconductor I I Ground fault detector I I Protective conductor Figure 3.1b Typical circuit configuration (with diode, AC-ELCB1 outside the charger and AC-ELCB2 indicated as an option) At:..maru,-+--+--+- -<> Figure 3.1c Typical circuit configuration (without diode and with voltage sensor on vehicle for clarification) CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 5
AC-ELCB1 ,,......._ ---0 a - - -+ - - - - -< Charger Current limiting fuse Current sensor A EVSE contactor DC output (P) Vehicle EV contactor ,,......._ ---0 o-+-+-....-------l AC mains AC/DC rectifier DC/AC inverter Isolation transformer AC/DC rectifier AC-ELCB2 option DC power supply Power supply to the communications controller, vehicle and other auxiliaries Ground fault detector Voltage sensor V V Voltage sensor Traction battery DC output (N) EVSE contactor EV contactor Protective earthing conductor Protective conductor Figure 3.1d Typical circuit configuration (without diode and with voltage sensor on vehicle for clarification, and also with AC-ELCB1 outside the charger and AC-ELCB2 indicated as an option) The installation of reverse current prevention diode is optional. The limitation of in-rush current during the closure of the EV contactors can be achieved by other means, such as precharge. If the reverse current prevention diode is not installed, additional set of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) contactors shall be equipped in each of the DC output (P) and (N) between the current limiting fuse and the voltage sensor. Current-limiting fuse shall have the rated current and cut-off characteristic according to the maximum output current of the charger and I2t coordination between each of the current limiting fuse, charging cable of the charger and vehicle cable. 3.1 Ground fault detection in the output circuit [6.1.10, CHAdeMO 2.x] Addition & replacement: Charger shall detect both symmetrical and asymmetrical ground faults between the output circuit and enclosure of the charger and between the charging circuit and the vehicle chassis. The requirements of the ground fault detection circuit shall comply with Figure 6.1.10 in CHAdeMO 2.X and Table 3.1 below. Table 3.1 Requirements of ground fault detecting circuit Item Requirements Detection voltage range (1) Detection method Sensing performance Operating time False operation prevention time Resistance (R) DC150V (50V optional) to DC500V or DC150V (50V optional) to DC1000V Ground fault detection through neutral grounding and/or Insulation monitoring device that injects a DC pulse wave (with the absolute value of peak voltage less than or equal to SELV) to the DC output The following requirements shall be satisfied for the entire range of the output voltage applied. - Stop process shall be carried out when insulation resistance between the output circuit and the enclosure including the vehicle chassis has deteriorated to less than or equal to or l00kO (at DC1000V). 100O/V (2) 00 ground fault is detected. - Stop process shall be carried out when Less than or equal to 10s More than or equal to 0.2s(3) More than or equal to 40kO or More than or equal to 80kO (4) (DC150V to DC500V) (4) (DC150V to DC1000V) CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 6
When the operation voltage is less than GOV, the criteria of 100O/V can be excluded. (1) Detection voltage range shall comply with the output range of charger. (2) (3) The purpose is to prevent a malfunction due to short-term noise current. (4) The resistors shall be installed to limit the maximum ground fault current to 12.5mA. 3.2 Impedance requirements for charger [6.1.14 (2), CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: In addition, the charger shall comply with the requirements defined in Table 3.2 for the maximum Y-capacitance in the DC output circuit. Table 3.2 Requirements for the maximum Y-capacitance of the charger Requirement Target battery voltage DC500V or less More than DC500V and up to DC1000V The total Y capacitance of the charger output circuit shall be 0.SµF or less per rail. 3.3. Impedance requirements for vehicle [6.1.15, CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: The discharge (bleed off) characteristic of the residual voltage (electric charge) between P and N, P and GND, N and GND shall comply with the requirements of ISO 17409 Ed.2 (2020). In addition, the capacitance between P and N from the vehicle inlet to the EV contactor as seen by charger shall be less than or equal to The requirements for the maximum Y-capacitance of the vehicle are shown in Table 3.3. lµF. Table 3.3 Requirements for the maximum Y-capacitance of the vehicle Requirement Target battery voltage DC500V or less More than DC500V and up to DC1000V The total Y capacitance between P and GND, N and GND of the vehicle, including the stray capacitance of the traction battery, shall be 2.0µF or less per rail. As per ISO 17409 Ed.2 (2020). CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 7
4. Sequence (control pilot) circuit [6.2, CHAdeMO 2.x] Replacement: Charger and vehicle shall have an interface circuit as shown in Figure. 4.1. The circuit parameters of the sequence circuit shall comply with Table 4.1. Detection Point4{opt ional] \ 3-;: Rl' (10kQJ I . Dete ct ,011 Point1 R1 .,, 0: :! 1so - - - - ) I (optional) : I I I I I U1 +12V CC2 CC2 I I > CC1 ~ Dete ct ion Poinl3 Sv D1 Detect[on Poinl2 S2' S2 1 0 2 I sv' I I (optional I C~I I I I Rv' I I (optional I CCS) lj1.59kQJ I Rv .., 0: ... R4' .. 0: .., "' !:! R4~ .. 0: !!I R4 ... C: "' ,< U2 +12V Re 0: .>< :! r - - - - - I S3 I 1[optional I GB/Tl I I I I I I 1!optional I GB/Tl I (lDOkQ] L ___ Chaoli Charger Veh icle Connector Ve hicle Inlet ChaoJi Vehicle PE PE PE Figure 4.1 Sequence circuit Rl', I ' and resistor Rv' are Rc, R4, R4' and Rv are the common components optional components to be installed on ChaoJi vehicle for backward compatibility backward compatibility with CHAdeMO 2.x or lower ,------, ..., _____ _ = optional I Power supplies U1, U2, switches S1, S2, Sv and resistors R1, required for all ChaoJi charging systems. Switch S2' and resistor R4c are components required for chargers/V2X equipment. Switch S3 and resistor R2 are optional components assigned for ChaoJi-1 (new GB/T). Switch Sv with CCS chargers. Switch S0 is optional, the purpose of which is to mitigate the risk of short circuit between U1 and protective conductor (GND) at the connector pins when the connector is not in use. In this specification, S3 Selector switch/multiplexer S2 and resistor R4c must be equipped by CHAdeMO 3.0 / ChaoJi-2 vehicle for backward compatibility with CHAdeMO ver.2.x or lower chargers using the inlet adapter. S2 shall be capable of selecting either R4, R4c or the open state. NOTE: Switch Sv is identical to the 'preventing circuit of unintentional current' shall always be open. in CHAdeMO 2.x. and Sv' CHAdeMO Association Confidential 24th April, 2020 8
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