BMW 3: Introduction
Although the high-voltage battery unit of the G20 PHEV can also be partially charged by energy recovery via the electrical machine, the "normal" charging procedure takes place when the G20 PHEV is connected to the AC voltage network of the local power supply company. Energy is taken from the alternating current voltage network and fed to the direct current voltage high-voltage electrical system.
To allow this to happen, the G20 PHEV can be connected to an AC charge station or charged via the charging cable.
The charging procedure is never carried out with the maximum possible charge current. At the start, charging takes place with constant current. Switchover to constant voltage takes place towards the end. The actual charging time is increased as a result, and the service life of the battery cells is extended.
If the G20 PHEV is connected to an AC charging station, the maximum possible charging power of approximately 3.7 kW is also available (provided the AC charging station is designed for this).
System wiring diagram
System wiring diagram for AC charging with 3.7 kW
- Electric A/C compressor (EKK)
- Electrical Heating (EH)
- Electric motor
- Electric Motor Electronics (EME)
- Battery management electronics (SME)
- High-voltage battery unit
- Convenience charging electronics (KLE)
- Drive, connector fastener
- Drive, charging socket cover
- Charging socket cover sensor
- Locator and status lighting
- Charging socket at the vehicle
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Introduction
The "charging" procedure for an electric vehicle corresponds to "refuelling"
a conventionally driven
vehicle. Accordingly, in this chapter "charging" means:
Charging the high-voltage battery unit d
Overview of charging options
The high-voltage battery unit of the G20 PHEV can generally only be charged
by alternating current
(AC charging) at a maximum charging power of 3.7 kW. The charging option for the
high-vol
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Removing the flat high-voltage connector
Bridge for high-voltage interlock loop
Before the high-voltage connector can be
disconnected, the bridge for the high-voltage
interlock loop must first be removed. The bridge
closes the circuit of the high-voltage interlock
loop in a connected state. The SME and EME
control units continuous
Valve gear
VANOS
VANOS unit B46 engine and B46TU/B48TU engines
VANOS B46 engine
VANOS B46TU and B48TU engine
Following the changeover from a two-part chain drive to a single-part chain
drive, the camshaft
sprockets on the VANOS now have 46 teeth instead of the previous 36 teeth. To
compensate for the
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