Circuit arrangement for impressing an electrical signal into an electrochemical energy supply device
AssigneeAVL List GmbH
InventorsErnst Fuchs, Klaus-Christoph Harms, Josef Reiterer
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AssigneeAVL List GmbH
InventorsErnst Fuchs, Klaus-Christoph Harms, Josef Reiterer
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The invention relates to a method for impressing an electrical alternating signal in an electrochemical energy supply device (1) by means of a control device (2), in which method a coupling capacitor (Ck) is connected in series between the control device (2) and the energy supply device (1) during the duration of the signal impression operation comprising the following steps which are executed by the control device (2): a) outputting an output signal (Sout) corresponding to the alternating signal to be impressed, for impression into the energy supply device (1), wherein the output signal (Sout) is determined based on at least one setpoint (Sset), which is set by the control device (2), of the alternating signal to be impressed; b) detecting an actual signal (Sact) which corresponds to the output signal and which is applied to the energy supply device, c) comparing the actual signal (Sact) with the setpoint (Sset) of the alternating signal to be impressed and d) controlling the output signal (Sout) in order to minimize the deviation between the actual signal (Sact) and the setpoint (Sset) of the alternating signal to be impressed.
A method for impressing an electrical alternating signal into an electrochemical energy supply device by means of a control device, in which a coupling capacitor is connected in series between the control device and the electrochemical energy supply device during a duration of the impressing of the electrical alternating signal, comprising the following steps which are executed by the control device:
A circuit arrangement for impressing an electrical alternating signal into an electrochemical energy supply device by means of a control device, comprising
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