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final report<br />

4 The solution - system specifications<br />

4.1 Overview<br />

The hereby proposed mains AC conductive charging system is based the previous considerations<br />

<strong>and</strong> compies to the recent st<strong>and</strong>ard proposals.<br />

The basic intention is, that any combination mains AC charging components, fully or partially<br />

compatible to the OMNICHARGE architecture, can be used at the maximum possible power<br />

<strong>and</strong> safety level.<br />

IEC-compatible charging concept<br />

unspecific IEC-socket outlet (16A blue)<br />

without power indicator<br />

the default current is 16A<br />

plug<br />

N<br />

L1<br />

PE<br />

PIN CPL<br />

connector<br />

L1 N<br />

CPL PE<br />

PIN<br />

IEC 309-2 compatibel<br />

N : neutral<br />

L1: phase<br />

PE: ground<br />

CP: control pilot<br />

PI: power indicator<br />

domestic socket outlet<br />

without communication<br />

adapter cordset<br />

national connector systems<br />

0<br />

10 16 32<br />

A<br />

instead <strong>of</strong> utilizing an adapter<br />

the resistor could be located<br />

at the vehicle connector<br />

maximum continuous current<br />

is set by a resistor between<br />

power indicator <strong>and</strong> ground<br />

I max resistance<br />

16A open<br />

13A 1800 Ohm<br />

10A 1000 Ohm<br />

8A 680 Ohm<br />

eg. 6kW@2 ph<br />

10 16<br />

0<br />

32<br />

400V/16A<br />

A<br />

enhanced infrastructure<br />

10 16<br />

0<br />

32<br />

with communication<br />

A<br />

via the control pilot<br />

Wallbox or Home <strong>Charge</strong> Device<br />

special infrastructure<br />

P<br />

with communication<br />

via the control pilot<br />

10 16<br />

0<br />

32<br />

A<br />

charging station<br />

Figure 5: Implementation <strong>of</strong> the downwardly compatible OMNICHARGE architecture<br />

4.2 Degrees <strong>of</strong> compliance<br />

4.2.1 On board chargers<br />

Any existing on board charging equipment, designed for mains operation will partially<br />

comply to the system.<br />

At the part <strong>of</strong> the vehicle, on board chargers are to be seperated into three groups:<br />

17/01/2008 14 Infrastructure for electrical vehicles

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