Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation

The paper presents a current impulse-based excitation method for lead-acid batteries in order to define the initial electrical parameters for model-based online estimators. The presented technique has the capability to track the SoC (State of Charge) of a battery, however, it is not intended to be u...

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Main Authors: Csomós Bence, Fodor Dénes, Kohlrusz Gábor
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Language:English
Published: University of Pannonia 2017-10-01
Series:Hungarian Journal of Industry and Chemistry
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description The paper presents a current impulse-based excitation method for lead-acid batteries in order to define the initial electrical parameters for model-based online estimators. The presented technique has the capability to track the SoC (State of Charge) of a battery, however, it is not intended to be used for online SoC estimations. The method is based on the battery’s electrical equivalent Randles’ model [1]. Load current impulse excitation was applied to the battery clamps during discharge while the voltage and current was logged. Based on the Randles’ model, a model function and a fit function were implemented and used by exponential regression based on the measured data. The diffusion-related non-linear characteristic of the battery was approximated by a capacitorlike linear voltage function for speed and simplicity. The initial capacitance of this bulk capacitor was estimated by linear regression on measurements recorded in the laboratory. Then, the RC parameters of the equivalent battery model were derived from exponential regression on transients during each current impulse cycle. The battery model with initial RC parameters is suitable for model-based online observers.
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spelling doaj.art-2e767be62fbc4d8f9b2c51cf6a0ff5722022-12-22T01:55:00ZengUniversity of PannoniaHungarian Journal of Industry and Chemistry0133-02762450-51022017-10-01451677110.1515/hjic-2017-0010hjic-2017-0010Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State EstimationCsomós Bence0Fodor Dénes1Kohlrusz Gábor2Department of Automotive Mechatronics, Institute of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pannonia, Egyetem u. 10., Veszprém, H-8200, HungaryDepartment of Automotive Mechatronics, Institute of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pannonia, Egyetem u. 10., Veszprém, H-8200, HungaryDepartment of Automotive Mechatronics, Institute of Mechanical Engineering, University of Pannonia, Egyetem u. 10., Veszprém, H-8200, HungaryThe paper presents a current impulse-based excitation method for lead-acid batteries in order to define the initial electrical parameters for model-based online estimators. The presented technique has the capability to track the SoC (State of Charge) of a battery, however, it is not intended to be used for online SoC estimations. The method is based on the battery’s electrical equivalent Randles’ model [1]. Load current impulse excitation was applied to the battery clamps during discharge while the voltage and current was logged. Based on the Randles’ model, a model function and a fit function were implemented and used by exponential regression based on the measured data. The diffusion-related non-linear characteristic of the battery was approximated by a capacitorlike linear voltage function for speed and simplicity. The initial capacitance of this bulk capacitor was estimated by linear regression on measurements recorded in the laboratory. Then, the RC parameters of the equivalent battery model were derived from exponential regression on transients during each current impulse cycle. The battery model with initial RC parameters is suitable for model-based online observers.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/hjic.2017.45.issue-1/hjic-2017-0010/hjic-2017-0010.xml?format=INTBatterySoCExponential regressionRandles’ modelLoad current impulse
spellingShingle Csomós Bence
Fodor Dénes
Kohlrusz Gábor
Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation
Hungarian Journal of Industry and Chemistry
Battery
SoC
Exponential regression
Randles’ model
Load current impulse
title Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation
title_full Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation
title_fullStr Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation
title_full_unstemmed Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation
title_short Initial Electrical Parameter Validation in Lead-Acid Battery Model Used for State Estimation
title_sort initial electrical parameter validation in lead acid battery model used for state estimation
topic Battery
SoC
Exponential regression
Randles’ model
Load current impulse
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