《Online Detection of terminal voltage in Li-ion》.pdf

Online Detection of terminal voltage in Li-ion Batteries via Battery Impulse Response Anahita Banaei Amir Khoobroo Babak Fahimi Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering University of Texas at Arlington University of Texas at Arlington University of Texas at Arlington 416 Yates street, Arlington, TX 76019 416 Yates street, Arlington, TX 76019 416 Yates street, Arlington, TX 76019 anahita.banaei@mavs.uta.edu amir.khoobroo@mavs.uta.edu fahimi@uta.edu Abstract— Lithium-ion batteries exhibit high levels of energy and • fast charging power density among electrochemical batteries. This attribute makes them suitable for being selected as the energy storage • high energy-to-weight ratio system in electric, hybrid electric vehicle, and plug-in vehicles • no memory effect (EV/HEV/PHEV). One of the important issues in automotive batteries is to monitor their online state-of-charge (SOC) and • durability if charged properly state-of-health (SOH). Open circuit voltage, as one parameter used for predicting the SOC in the battery, is not readily Achieving an efficient and reliable battery management available during charge and discharge cycles. In this paper a new system is an important key in EV/HEV development. Battery method for prediction of the terminal voltage in Li-ion batteries management systems mo