Intelligent control battery equalization for series connected lithium-ion battery strings
By Yuang-Shung Lee, Ming-Wang Cheng. IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2005
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Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Single-Magnetic Cell-to-Cell Charge Equalization Converter With Reduced Number of Transformer Windings (2012, background): “Numerous charge equalization schemes have been proposed and well summarized [1]–[5].”
- A Hierarchical Active Balancing Architecture for Lithium-Ion Batteries (2017, background): “verter can also be the candidates for the A-C2C architecture in [13] and [14].”
- Quasi-Resonant Zero-Current-Switching Bidirectional Converter for Battery Equalization Applications (2006, background): “The disadvantages of this equalization scheme are the hard switching of the bidirectional dc-to-dc converter, causing significant switching loss and the EMI emission in the battery charging system [9]–[12].”
- A Chain Structure of Switched Capacitor for Improved Cell Balancing Speed of Lithium-Ion Batteries (2014, background): “1(b), cell balancing should be strongly required to maintain the available operating range and to extend the lifetime of the batteries [5].”
- A Modularized Charge Equalizer for an HEV Lithium-Ion Battery String (2009, background): “Such problems include the difficulty of implementing multiple windings in a single transformer [11]–[14], [16], the high voltage stress of rectifier diodes [15], [17], the long equalization time of the switched capacitor [4], [23]–[25], and the high complexity of controlling the bidirectional dc–dc ”
- Optimal Design Methodology for LLC Resonant Converter in Battery Charging Applications Based on Time-Weighted Average Efficiency (2015, background): “However, with the improvement of battery performance, charging algorithms of these batteries keep gaining complexity so as to maximize battery life and shorten the charging time [5]–[11].”
- A review of non-isolated bidirectional dc-dc converters for energy storage systems (2016, background): “It has an advantage of low ripple in the input and the output currents, therefore, the bidirectional Cuk converter is a proper choice for applications like battery equalization [32], ultracapacitor-battery interface circuits [33], and bidirectional converter to manage the power flow and maintain ene”
- Stable Configuration of a Li-Ion Series Battery Pack Based on a Screening Process for Improved Voltage/SOC Balancing (2012, methodology): “For a series-cell configured battery pack, various voltage balancing techniques have been developed and used in the battery management system (BMS) to protect against abrupt failure and to extend the life of batteries [8]–[11].”