动态负载条件下蓄电池增量容量分析

IF 1.6 Q2 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES
MethodsX Pub Date : 2025-04-24 DOI:10.1016/j.mex.2025.103331
Urvashi Saini , Sindhuja Renganathan
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摘要

电动汽车电池的充放电模式不一致,再加上它们在不同电压和电流水平下运行,对准确的容量和健康状态(SOH)评估提出了挑战。传统的方法依赖于定期校准,需要控制充放电周期,这在现实世界中是不切实际的。本研究展示了一种基于分析的方法来获得这种条件下的标记容量和SOH值。该方法不仅提供标记的SOH值,而且还提取可用于数据驱动的容量或SOH预测的健康特征。•增量容量分析(ICA)方法已被提出用于电动汽车(EV)电池数据。•提出了一种使用ICA方法从电动汽车电池中提取健康特征的方法,该方法可以与机器学习或深度学习模型一起使用。•使用所建议的方法计算了汽车电池的健康状况。
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Incremental capacity analysis of battery under dynamic load conditions

Incremental capacity analysis of battery under dynamic load conditions
The inconsistent charge and discharge patterns of electric vehicle batteries, coupled with their operation across varying voltage and current levels, pose a challenge for accurate capacity and state of health (SOH) assessment. Traditional methods rely on regular calibration, requiring controlled charge and discharge cycles, which are impractical in real-world scenarios. This research demonstrates an analysis-based method to obtain labeled capacity and SOH values in such conditions. This method not only provides labeled SOH values but also extracts health features that can be used for data-driven prediction of capacity or SOH.
  • Incremental capacity analysis (ICA) method has been presented to be used with electric vehicle (EV) battery data.
  • The approach to extract health features from a EV battery using ICA method as a function of age of the battery has been presented which can be used along with a machine learning or deep learning model.
  • State of health has been calculated for a vehicle battery using the proposed method.
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MethodsX
MethodsX Health Professions-Medical Laboratory Technology
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