A fully automatic battery replacement system for electric vehicles
An electric vehicle and battery replacement technology, which is applied to electric power units, power units, vehicle components, etc., can solve the problems of increasing labor costs, increasing labor intensity, the danger of battery replacement work, and reducing battery replacement efficiency, and achieves reliable positioning. Effect
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[0073] The invention provides a fully automatic battery replacement system for electric vehicles, which is composed of a control system, a positioning platform, an execution system and a battery compartment 7 for storing batteries.
[0074] The positioning platform will be used to locate the electric vehicle driving into the battery swap station; the control system will obtain the information of the completion of the positioning of the electric vehicle and send the information to the execution system; the execution system is used to perform the work of changing the battery of the electric vehicle.
[0075] Wherein, the positioning platform 5 includes a base plate 51 fixedly arranged on the ground and a front baffle plate 52 arranged on the base plate 51 for limiting the front and rear positions of the electric vehicle;
[0076] It also includes an electronic measuring ruler 53 arranged on the base plate 51 for measuring the distance between the electric vehicle chassis and the ...
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