The Design of a Safe Charging System Based on PKS Architecture

Abstract

With the development of new energy vehicles, information sharing and charging service-sharing in the Internet of Vehicles have become popular directions in smart city research. The number of new energy vehicles has surged, and the ensuing range anxiety and low charging efficiency have become the main problems to be solved urgently in charging services. In the era of big data, privacy leakage is becoming more and more serious, and information security and privacy protection cannot be delayed. This paper proposes an efficient charging and privacy protection system based on the PKS system. The original single-stage topology is improved by adding the PFC and LLC circuit topologies. The PID method is used to precisely control the voltage and current loss to improve the conversion efficiency of the charging pile. The private data in the shared information uses the RSA encryption algorithm to prevent the leakage of private data and enhance the security of system communication. This paper aims to improve the charging efficiency of charging piles and the security of private information in network communication. Simulation experiments are carried out on the proposed hardware topology and software encryption system scheme. Experiments compare the waveform state of the improved output current and voltage and the safety protection area of the system architecture. The results show that the proposed charging system is efficient and safe.