Battery Pack Inspection Method and Inspection Device
AssigneeEnvision AESC Japan Ltd.
InventorsShiro Yonekura, Eriko Kuribayashi, Nobuhiro Takamoto
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AssigneeEnvision AESC Japan Ltd.
InventorsShiro Yonekura, Eriko Kuribayashi, Nobuhiro Takamoto
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The inspection device includes a charging unit (2) and an inspection unit (3), and detects the connection anomaly by retrieving a first cell voltage (V1) at the early stage of start of the constant-current charging and a second cell voltage (V2) at a stage where the charging has progressed to determine deviations (DV1, DV2) from the average value of all the cell groups (C′). A cell group (C′) in which the deviation (DV1) of the first cell voltage (V1) is small and the deviation (DV2) of the second cell voltage (V2) is large is judged to have a parallel connection anomaly (step 13). If the deviations (DV1, DV2) are both large and equal to each other, it is judged as a cell group having a series connection anomaly (step 21).
An inspection method of a battery pack, the battery pack comprising a plurality of cell groups connected in series, each of the cell groups comprising a plurality of chargeable/dischargeable cells connected in parallel, the inspection method comprising:
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An inspection device of a battery pack, the battery pack comprising a plurality of cell groups connected in series, each of the cell groups comprising a plurality of chargeable/dischargeable cells connected in parallel, the battery pack further comprising a battery controller built therein to monitor voltages of the respective cell groups, the inspection device comprising:
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