Method for determining an effective voltage of a battery
AssigneeHyundai Motor Company
InventorSun-Soon Park
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Abstract
A method for determining an effective voltage of a battery includes detecting a battery voltage at a predetermined interval, and counting a number of times the battery voltage is detected within a series of predetermined voltage ranges. The method also includes calculating a ratio of the change of the counted number with respect to a change of the battery voltage, and determining a first peak point of the calculated ratio.
Claims10
A method for determining an effective battery voltage of a battery, comprising:
- detecting a battery voltage at a predetermined interval;
- counting a number of times the battery voltage is detected within a series of predetermined voltage ranges;
- calculating a ratio of a change of the counted number with respect to a change of the battery voltage;
- and
- determining a first peak point of the calculated ratio.
A method for determining an effective battery voltage of a battery, comprising:
- measuring a battery voltage over time;
- determining a first amount of time that the measured battery voltage falls within a first predetermined voltage range, and a second amount of time that the measured battery voltage falls within a second predefined voltage range;
- calculating a first ratio of the difference between the first amount of time and the second amount of time;
- repeating the determining and calculating steps to calculate other ratios;
- and
- determining a first peak point of the calculated first and other ratios.
A system for determining an effective voltage of a battery, the system comprising:
- a motor control unit to output motor torque control commands;
- a battery management system to manage the charging state of the battery, the battery management system comprising:
- logic for detecting a battery voltage at a predetermined interval;
- logic for counting a number of times the battery voltage is detected within a series of predetermined voltage ranges;
- logic for calculating a ratio of a change of the counted number with respect to a change of the battery voltage;
- and
- logic for determining a first peak point of the calculated ratio;
- and
- a hybrid control unit to control at least one of the motor control unit and the battery management system through control commands.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.