Method and device for estimating charge/discharge electricity amount of secondary cell
AssigneePanasonic EV Energy Co., Ltd.
InventorsYusai Murakami, Norito Yamabe
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AssigneePanasonic EV Energy Co., Ltd.
InventorsYusai Murakami, Norito Yamabe
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The present invention provides an apparatus that can estimate the charge/discharge electricity amount without being affected by current measurement error. If specific selection conditions are met, a no-load voltage calculation part (105) takes a plurality of pairs of data consisting of current data I(n) and voltage data V(n) corresponding to the current data and calculates a no-load voltage Vsep as the voltage intercept at a current of zero in a straight-line approximation obtained by statistical processing such as regression analysis using a least squares method with respect to the plurality of pairs of data. In addition, if specific current conditions continue to be met for a certain amount of time, an open circuit voltage calculation part (106) calculates the terminal voltage of the secondary battery as the open circuit voltage Voc. An estimated charge/discharge electricity amount calculation part (114) uses a preset change-in-voltage adjustment constant ΔVbc/adjustment coefficient Kb, change-in-electromotive-force constant Keq and polarization voltage generation constant Kpol to calculate the estimated charge/discharge electricity amount ΔQe as a function of the change ΔVb in the no-load voltage or the open circuit voltage over a predetermined period of time.
A method for estimating a charge/discharge electricity amount of a secondary battery comprising:
An apparatus for estimating a charge/discharge electricity amount of a secondary battery, comprising:
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