JP4809618B2 - Secondary battery deterioration judgment method - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve a problem wherein deterioration by an abrupt change or sudden change is not taken into consideration in the prior art, and a problem wherein a device or the like capable of determining the deterioration of a secondary battery is required because the secondary battery is not brought sometimes into a desired voltage or capacity, even an obtained internal impedance is within a prescribed range, in a method of measuring the internal impedance of the secondary battery. <P>SOLUTION: The present invention provides a method and a device for determining the deterioration of the secondary battery by discharging, self-discharging or discharging forcibly the secondary battery for an optional time of standing, to measure a discharge voltage therein, and for determining the deterioration by a level and a ratio of the voltage, or by comparing and/or computing a characteristic of the secondary battery with that of nondefective one, and provides an electric power source system therefor. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to how to determine the deterioration of the secondary battery.

  Techniques have already been proposed for determining the deterioration state and quality of secondary batteries (storage batteries, etc.) used in observation devices, communication devices, etc., and in secondary vehicles (such as storage batteries).

  For example, in Patent Document 1, a lead storage battery is discharged for 1 msec or less, the difference between the battery voltage before discharge and the stable battery voltage after discharge is measured, and the difference voltage has a strong correlation with the current battery capacity. It is stated that the battery capacity is obtained from the voltage of the difference using the difference, and it is determined that the battery capacity is deteriorated when it is equal to or less than a predetermined value.

  In Patent Document 2, a constant charge current pulse or a constant discharge current pulse is passed through a lead storage battery, and the elapsed time from the moment when the discharge current becomes 0 [A] and the change in the polarization voltage of the battery voltage are disclosed. It is stated that the deterioration is measured by measuring the minute and estimating the battery capacity.

  Furthermore, in Patent Document 3, a module battery in which a plurality of cell batteries of a secondary battery are connected in series is discharged for a short time, and the degree of change in the voltage between terminals when the voltage drop of the voltage between terminals is in a stable state. It is described that the characteristic deterioration in such a cell battery is determined.

Japanese Patent No. 3192794 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-281309) JP-A-10-22214 JP 2001-296341 A

  In general, a secondary battery is a container in which a compound, solution, or the like is enclosed in a dedicated container. For example, it is known that deterioration due to a chemical change such as a change in the compound or solution or corrosion of an electrode occurs. Yes. In the conventional method, it has not been much considered to determine deterioration due to a sudden change or a sudden change.

  In the method of measuring the internal impedance for determining the deterioration of the secondary battery, the secondary battery may not have a desired voltage or capacity even if the obtained internal impedance is within a normal range.

  As shown in FIG. 5, in a plurality of new or non-defective secondary batteries, the battery voltage when discharging at a predetermined temperature and a constant discharge current (temperature is −30 ° C., discharge current is 10 A in FIG. 5) is plotted. Since there is a correlation between the internal impedance and the voltage at the time of discharge, a virtual line is obtained by an approximate expression, and a predetermined voltage is set as a pass / fail judgment threshold (in FIG. 5, 9V or higher is good and less than 9V is bad). . However, although the measured internal impedance of the secondary battery is small, there is a battery with a low discharge voltage (about 5.3 V in FIG. 5), and deterioration may be observed.

  As described above, there is a case where it is not possible to determine the presence or absence of deterioration by the conventional determination method using the internal impedance. The deterioration of the secondary battery may make the operation of the entire system unstable, and a highly reliable determination method has been demanded.

Therefore, the present invention discharges the secondary battery by leaving it for an arbitrary period of time or self-discharge or forced discharge, measures the discharge voltage at that time, and determines the magnitude and ratio of the voltage, or the characteristics of the secondary battery as good. providing a deterioration determination how the secondary battery is judged to deterioration by comparing and / or calculating an object.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the deterioration determination method for a secondary battery according to claim 1 discharges at least one secondary battery reference product whose deterioration state is known for a predetermined time, measures a discharge voltage, The voltage drop that is the difference between the time characteristics of the discharge voltage of the secondary battery reference product, the voltage before the start of discharge of the secondary battery test product whose degradation state is unknown, and the discharge voltage when discharged for a predetermined time. used, the a deterioration determination method for a secondary battery which performs deterioration determination of the secondary battery specimen, using a non-defective secondary battery deterioration state is not deteriorated as the secondary battery based products is known, at least a Using the temperature-voltage drop characteristics of the two non-defective secondary batteries, the voltage drop value of the secondary battery test product is converted into the voltage drop value at a predetermined temperature, and the previously obtained secondary battery Impedance and release under specified conditions Using the impedance-discharge voltage characteristic indicating the relationship with the voltage, the discharge voltage under a predetermined condition is determined from the impedances of at least two of the non-defective secondary batteries obtained in advance. A value of voltage drop at a predetermined temperature is obtained, a and b satisfying the relational expression Y = aX + b, where X is the discharge voltage of the at least two non-defective secondary batteries and Y is the value of the voltage drop. Further, k is a value set as a tolerance for deterioration determination, Vs is the discharge voltage of the secondary battery test product, Vth is a deterioration determination threshold value that satisfies the relational expression Vth = aVs + b + k, and When the value of the voltage drop of the secondary battery test product at the predetermined temperature is X-SOH, the secondary battery is a deteriorated product when X-SOH> Vth is satisfied. That a determined, characterized in that.

Immediately after deterioration determination method for a secondary battery according to claim 2 is the deterioration determination method according to claim 1, when the secondary battery specimen was being charged, which interrupted or to terminate the charging The discharge voltage is measured from the above.

The degradation determination method for a secondary battery according to claim 3 is the degradation determination method according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the characteristic of the at least one secondary battery reference product is measured in a float state. And

  According to the present invention, it is possible to determine whether the obtained secondary battery has deteriorated even if the internal impedance is within a normal range.

  It is also possible to determine when deterioration due to chemical changes such as corrosion or corrosion of the secondary battery compound or solution and / or electrode occurs suddenly or suddenly.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings when the present invention is applied to a secondary battery. In addition, as a secondary battery which can apply this invention, what kind of secondary battery may be used, for example, a lead storage battery, a nickel-hydrogen secondary battery, a lithium ion secondary battery, etc. may be used. These types, voltages, capacities, etc. can be used without distinction.

(First embodiment according to power supply system)
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of the power supply system according to the first embodiment. A power supply system 1 in FIG. 1 includes a secondary battery 2, a load 3 that operates with power from the secondary battery 2, a charging device 4 that charges the secondary battery 2 at all times or when necessary, a secondary battery 2, and the like. A power supply control device 5 is provided for controlling the supply of power from the power source not to be supplied to the load 3. The actual power supply system 1 may be provided with a large number of loads.

  Further, the power supply control device 5 includes a secondary battery deterioration determination device 6 and determines the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2. At this time, the measurement can be performed in a float state separated from the load by a switching means (not shown). Note that the switching means can connect the secondary battery and the load, for example, when necessary.

  In addition, the secondary battery 2 is discharged for a predetermined time automatically or at a desired timing from the power supply control device 5 or the secondary battery deterioration determination device 6, and the discharge time and its voltage and / or temperature are measured. The deterioration level can be determined by obtaining the magnitude and fluctuation of the voltage at V, or the magnitude and fluctuation of the voltage drop. Note that the power supply control device 5 or the secondary battery deterioration determination device 6 may have a function of determining deterioration based on the internal impedance of the secondary battery.

(Second embodiment according to power supply system)
FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a power supply system according to the second embodiment. The power supply system 1 in FIG. 2 includes two secondary batteries 2, a load 3 that operates with power from the secondary battery 2, a charging device 4 that charges the secondary battery 2 at all times or when necessary, and a secondary battery 2. And a power supply control device 5 that controls the supply of power from a power source (not shown) to the load 3. The actual power supply system 1 may be provided with a large number of loads.

  The power supply system of FIG. 2 is a system that uses a main secondary battery 2a that is normally used and a spare secondary battery 2b in combination. In addition, there is no restriction | limiting in particular about the quantity of the secondary battery 2a normally used and the spare secondary battery 2b, and if it is a system using at least 1 each, it is a system which combined the secondary battery. In addition, the present invention can be applied.

  In addition, the secondary battery 2 is discharged for a predetermined time automatically or at a desired timing from the power supply control device 5 or the secondary battery deterioration determination device 6, and the discharge time and its voltage and / or temperature are measured. The deterioration level can be determined by obtaining the magnitude and fluctuation of the voltage at V, or the magnitude and fluctuation of the voltage drop. Note that the power supply control device 5 or the secondary battery deterioration determination device 6 may have a function of determining deterioration based on the internal impedance of the secondary battery.

Further, in FIG. 2, a plurality of secondary batteries are provided, and the deterioration state is determined for at least one secondary battery. Information on secondary batteries that require replacement can be conveyed.
Furthermore, the display part which displays the information of a secondary battery can be provided, the state of a secondary battery can be conveyed to a user etc., and it can prompt | urge to charge or replace | exchange.

  Further, the deterioration state is determined for at least two secondary batteries. When the secondary battery is expected to deteriorate or is in a deteriorated state, information on “required secondary battery” that requires charging or replacement, and continuation A display unit that displays information on “secondary battery that can be used continuously” and a storage unit that records the history of the secondary battery. A secondary battery deterioration state including a control / determination unit (such as the power supply control device 5 and the secondary battery deterioration determination device 6 in FIG. 2) having a program for holding and / or continuously determining the history of the secondary battery. Can be determined.

  In this way, at least one of the secondary batteries can always be used. Thus, for example, it is advantageous to incorporate the present invention in a system or apparatus that requires at least one battery to be usable in an emergency.

  Furthermore, the power supply control device 5 and the secondary battery deterioration determination device 6 separate at least one of the main secondary battery 2a and the spare secondary battery 2b that are normally used from the load 3 by the switching means, and individually float them. Various data can be acquired as the state, and the deterioration state can be determined.

(Third embodiment of the power supply system)
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a power supply system according to the third embodiment. In FIG. 3, a power supply control device 18 having a function of determining deterioration of a secondary battery or a secondary battery deterioration determination device includes a current sensor 11, a voltage sensor 12, a control unit 13, a storage unit 14, and a charging circuit. 15, a discharge circuit 16, and a temperature sensor 17 (temperature conversion unit) are configured to supply power from the secondary battery 10 to at least one load 20.

  Next, in FIG. 3, the current sensor 11 detects a current flowing through the secondary battery 10 and sends a current value to the control unit 13. The voltage sensor 12 detects the voltage across the secondary battery 10 and sends the voltage value to the control unit 13. These current sensor 11 and voltage sensor 12 function as sensor means of the present invention.

  The control unit 13 that functions as a control unit of the present invention is configured by a CPU, controls the operation of the entire power supply system, performs measurement value comparison and calculation processing necessary for deterioration determination at a predetermined timing, The obtained results are sent to and displayed on an observation device, a communication device, or a vehicle control device. The storage unit 14 connected to the control unit 13 includes a ROM that stores various programs such as a control program in advance, a RAM that temporarily stores data necessary for processing by the control unit 13, and the like.

  The charging circuit 15 is a circuit that supplies a charging current when the secondary battery 10 is charged. Further, the discharge circuit 16 is a circuit that causes a discharge current to flow from the secondary battery 10 to the load 20 when the secondary battery 10 is discharged. The charging circuit 15 and the discharging circuit 16 are controlled by the control unit 13, and the charging circuit 15 is turned on during the charging operation, and the discharging circuit 16 is turned on during the discharging operation.

  The charging current supplied from the charging circuit 15 and the discharging current supplied to the load 20 via the discharging circuit 16 can use various waveforms. In other words, it is possible to obtain values of arbitrary frequency components of voltage and current by, for example, Fourier transform for an arbitrary waveform without being restricted by a pulse waveform having a constant frequency. Can be obtained.

(First Embodiment According to Degradation Determination Method)
FIG. 6 is a diagram in which the voltage value of the secondary battery during discharge for a predetermined time is converted at a certain temperature.

  From the relationship between the temperature and voltage as shown in FIG. 4, the discharge voltage when the temperature of the secondary battery to be measured is 26.3 ° C. and the discharge current is 10 A is obtained in advance with respect to the predetermined discharge current. As in 6 (A), the secondary battery temperature is converted to a temperature of 25 ° C. and plotted. Alternatively, the temperature is plotted in terms of the temperature at which the secondary battery is most severely used, for example, at −30 ° C. as shown in FIG.

  In addition, FIG. 6 shows characteristics at a predetermined temperature (for example, three points of −30 ° C., 0 ° C., and 10 ° C.) or every 5 ° C. when the operating temperature of the secondary battery is −30 ° C. to 65 ° C. May be obtained.

  In FIG. 6, ΔVa is the voltage difference between the pre-discharge voltage obtained in advance in a non-defective secondary battery and the discharge voltage when discharged for a predetermined time, and the measured voltage before discharge in the secondary battery is discharged for a predetermined time. If the voltage difference from the discharge voltage is ΔVb, it can be determined by ΔVa and ΔVb.

  In FIG. 6 (A), when the discharge time is 10 seconds or more at the discharge current 10A, the pass / fail judgment threshold 9V is determined by the request from the power supply system. Therefore, the discharge current 10A is determined after the discharge time of about 5 seconds. Can do. Since the discharge time required for the determination varies depending on the discharge current value and the temperature, for example, the discharge voltage time characteristic is obtained every 5 amperes for each predetermined temperature, and deteriorated by comparison with the measured value. Make a decision.

  In FIG. 6B, when the discharge time at the discharge current of 10A is 0.5 seconds, the pre-discharge voltage in the non-defective secondary battery obtained in advance is 12.9V and the discharge voltage is 11.6V. Therefore, the voltage difference ΔVa is 1.3V. Further, since the measured pre-discharge voltage in the secondary battery is 12.8V and the discharge voltage is 10.6V, the voltage difference ΔVb is 2.2V. From this, it can be determined that the measured secondary battery is good when ΔVb <2.0, and the measured secondary battery is degraded when ΔVb ≧ 2.0. As described above, deterioration can be determined even in a discharge of about 0.5 seconds.

  Therefore, the deterioration can be determined with a predetermined threshold by observing the voltage drop with respect to the discharge time based on the discharge current value and the temperature. Further, it is possible to determine the deterioration from the voltage drop when the discharge time is determined in advance by the discharge current value and the temperature and the discharge is performed under the condition.

(Second Embodiment According to Degradation Determination Method)
FIG. 7 shows the characteristics of three good secondary batteries with respect to the temperature of the secondary battery and the voltage difference (voltage drop) between the pre-discharge voltage and the discharge voltage at the time of discharging for 5 seconds at each temperature. FIG. 8 is a plot of post-discharge voltage and voltage drop when the temperature of the secondary battery is −30 ° C. The dotted line is a threshold setting line that takes into account the variation in the post-discharge voltage-voltage difference characteristic obtained in advance.

  With respect to this voltage drop, in FIG. 8, the difference between the voltage before discharge of the secondary battery and the discharge voltage can be obtained, and a non-defective product and a deteriorated product can be determined by the magnitude of the voltage difference. For example, it is possible to determine the deterioration by setting a non-defective product to less than 1.8 and setting a predetermined value as 1.8 or more for the deteriorated product. In FIG. 8, Vth = 1.8 [V].

  In FIG. 8, assuming that the set threshold voltage is Vth, the discharge voltage is Vs, the coefficient a, the constant b, and the value set as the tolerance for deterioration determination is k, X−SOH> aVs + b + When it is k, it can be determined that the measured secondary battery is deteriorated. Here, using the impedance-discharge voltage characteristics obtained separately, the discharge voltage is estimated from the impedances of at least three good secondary batteries, and the discharge voltage for each good secondary battery and the X-SOH obtained in FIG. Are plotted in FIG. 8, and coefficients a and b are obtained from those points by regression calculation. Note that the value of X-SOH corresponds to the vertical axis of FIG. In addition, when calculating | requiring the coefficient a and the constant b from two good quality secondary batteries, it calculates | requires from the formula showing the straight line which connects two points.

(Third embodiment according to degradation determination method)
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating voltage changes during charging and discharging of the secondary battery. In FIG. 9, a voltage drop ΔV1 when left for a predetermined time during or after charging, a voltage difference ΔV3 between the voltage when left for a predetermined time and the stable state OCV of the secondary battery, and a predetermined discharge current for a predetermined time It is assumed that the voltage drop ΔV2 when discharged.

  An example of a non-defective product measured as shown in FIG. 9 is ΔV1 = 2.0 V because the voltage during charging or after charging is 16.0 V, and the voltage after standing for a predetermined time is 14.0 V. Since the voltage after discharging for a predetermined time is 13.5V, ΔV2 = 0.5V. An example of a deteriorated product is ΔV1 = 2.0V because the voltage during charging or after charging is 15.8V, and the voltage after standing for a predetermined time is 13.8V. Since the voltage after discharging for a predetermined time is 11.8V, ΔV2 = 2.0V. When the ratio between ΔV1 and ΔV2 is obtained from these, the non-defective product is | ΔV1 / ΔV2 | = 4.0, and the deteriorated product is 1.0. From this, when the ratio of ΔV1 and ΔV2 is 1.0 or less, it can be determined that the deterioration has occurred.

  When measured as shown in FIG. 9, an example of a non-defective product is 16.0V during or after charging, and 14.0V when left for a predetermined time, so ΔV1 = 2.0V. Since the voltage after discharging for a predetermined time is 13.5V, ΔV2 = 0.5V. Since it is OCV12.8V at the time of stable, (DELTA) V3 = 1.2V. Since an example of a deteriorated product is a voltage of 15.0V during or after charging and a voltage of 13.0V when left for a predetermined time, ΔV1 = 2.0V. Since the voltage after discharging for a predetermined time is 11.8V, ΔV2 = 1.2V. Since it is OCV12.6V at the time of stable, (DELTA) V3 = 0.4V. When the ratio between ΔV1 and ΔV3 is obtained from these, the non-defective product is | ΔV1 / ΔV3 | = 1.7 and the deteriorated product is 5.0. From this, it is possible to determine that the deterioration has occurred when the ratio of ΔV1 and ΔV3 is 4.0 or more. On the other hand, when the ratio of ΔV2 and ΔV3 is obtained, the non-defective product is | ΔV2 / ΔV3 | = 0.42, and the deteriorated product is 3.0. From this, when the ratio of ΔV2 and ΔV3 is 3.0 or more, it can be determined that the deterioration has occurred.

(4th Embodiment which concerns on a degradation determination method)
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating voltage changes during charging and discharging of the secondary battery. In FIG. 10, the voltage rise ΔV1 when the battery is left or charged for a predetermined time after being left or discharged, the voltage when the battery is left or charged for a predetermined time, the voltage difference ΔV3 until the secondary battery reaches the stable state OCV, and the constant discharge current. The voltage drop ΔV2 when discharged for a predetermined time.

  By measuring as shown in FIG. 10, ΔV1 and ΔV2 in the case of a non-defective product are obtained, and deterioration is determined by setting a threshold for determining pass / fail by the value of | ΔV1 / ΔV2 | it can.

  Measurement is performed as shown in FIG. 10, and ΔV1, ΔV2, and ΔV3 in the case of a non-defective product are obtained, and deterioration is determined by setting a threshold value for determining pass / fail by the value of | ΔV1 / ΔV3 | be able to. Further, deterioration can be determined by setting a threshold value for determining pass / fail by the value of | ΔV2 / ΔV3 |.

  As another aspect, for example, in the modification shown in FIG. 11, the power supply system 100 for determining the deterioration of the secondary battery is the current, voltage, resistance, temperature of the secondary battery 106 that is a secondary battery. For example, a detection circuit 101 that acquires data such as, a control / determination device 102 that receives data from the detection circuit 101 to determine deterioration of the secondary battery 106, and a display unit 103 that displays the determination results in various modes. You may do it.

  With this configuration, the detection circuit 101 acquires data such as the current, voltage, resistance, and temperature of the secondary battery 106 and outputs the measured data to the control / determination device 102.

  Thereby, the control / determination device 102 receives the data, determines the deterioration of the secondary battery 106, and displays the determination result on the display unit 103 in various modes. As a result, the user can easily grasp the state of the secondary battery 106.

  In this case, the display unit 103 combines the number of lamps, colors, characters, voices, and the like and two or more thereof to determine the state of the secondary battery 106, for example, whether or not replacement is required, recommended replacement time, etc. It is also possible to configure so as to show.

  Further, the display unit 103 may be a display on a screen of a television monitor, a computer display, a display unit of a GPS device (such as a car navigation system), or the like. In addition, the system which conveys only with an audio | voice may be sufficient.

  In the modification shown in FIG. 12, the detection circuit 101 for detecting and discriminating the state of the secondary battery and the control / determination device 102 are arranged in the vicinity of the secondary battery, and the display unit 103 is provided at a desired position. It is also possible to configure as described above.

  For example, a detection circuit 101 and a control / determination device 102 for detecting and discriminating the state of the secondary battery are arranged in the vicinity of the secondary battery 106, and the control / determination device 102 receives data from the detection circuit 101 and receives the data. The deterioration determination of the secondary battery 106 is performed, and the determination result data is transmitted to the display unit 103 side via the wireless devices 22 and 23.

  As a result, the computer 24 or the like receives the determination result data via the wireless devices 22 and 23 installed on the display unit 103 side, and controls the display unit 103 to display the determination result in various modes.

  Note that the control / determination device 102 may not be provided in the vicinity of the secondary battery in FIG. 12, and data such as temperature, voltage, and resistance obtained by the detection circuit 101 is received and displayed on the display side via the wireless devices 22 and 23. A control / determination device may be provided on the side, or the computer 24 may determine deterioration.

  By configuring in this way, for example, a plurality of display units are provided, or the state of the secondary battery is monitored from a display unit provided for each of a plurality of locations (secondary battery manufacturers, maintenance / maintenance bases, etc.) Alternatively, a plurality of secondary batteries can be monitored and managed by a single display unit. At that time, if a serial number, an ID number, or the like for distinguishing the secondary battery is assigned, the individual identification of the secondary battery can be easily performed.

  In addition, regardless of the form of a transmission line such as a wired type as shown in FIG. 11 or a wireless type as shown in FIG. 12, for example, deterioration information of a secondary battery is transferred to electronic data (characters via a network such as a telephone line or the Internet. , Image, sound) may be viewed from an information terminal such as a mobile phone or a computer.

  Further, as another modification example, in the secondary battery deterioration determination device 104 in which a plurality of secondary batteries are separated as shown in FIG. 13 and one circuit can be switched, the secondary battery 106 ( It is possible to judge the deterioration of each secondary battery by switching the circuit to A, B, C). At that time, electrical information (voltage, current, resistance, etc.) can be determined by the secondary battery deterioration determination device 104 at a remote location, but the temperature measurement is performed in the vicinity of the secondary battery or for each secondary battery 106. 105 is desirable.

  In this way, for example, it is possible to determine the deterioration of the secondary battery installed in each of a plurality of devices such as an observation device and a communication device. Further, when a plurality of vehicles are installed under a seat or in front and rear storage spaces, at least one secondary battery deterioration determination device can determine the deterioration of the secondary battery.

  As another modified example, as shown in FIG. 14, one of the plurality of secondary batteries 106 has a secondary battery deterioration determination device 107 in the vicinity of the secondary battery 106a. The other one is one in which the secondary battery deterioration determination device 108 is attached to the secondary battery 106b. In FIG. 14, the remaining secondary battery C106 is not subjected to deterioration determination.

  Further, in FIG. 14, a GPS (Global Positioning System) device 110, an illumination 111, an operation unit 112, and the like are connected to the device / power supply control device 109. Power is supplied and controlled by the device / power supply control device 109. For example, the lighting 111 is turned on / off, the operation of the operating unit 112 is controlled, the energy consumption is controlled, and the like. Since the GPS device 110 can detect time in addition to the position and altitude, it can be used for time adjustment of the device / power supply control device 109 and the like.

  In this way, the plurality of secondary batteries 106 can be managed by the device / power supply control device 109, and the deterioration state of the secondary battery 106 can be displayed on the display unit 103. Furthermore, the device / power supply control device 109, the secondary battery deterioration determination devices 107, 108, a computer (not shown), and the like can transmit / receive information to / from an external device via a connector or wireless (infrared rays, etc.). The control program may be installed or updated. In addition, the display unit 103 may have a configuration in which a liquid crystal screen (LCD), a lamp, or the like is attached to or built in the device / power supply control device 109 or the secondary battery deterioration determination devices 107 and 108.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention.

1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a power supply system according to a first embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the outline of the power supply system which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the outline of the power supply system which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the temperature and voltage of a secondary battery. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the internal impedance of a secondary battery, and the voltage after discharge. It is the figure which converted the voltage value of the secondary battery at the time of predetermined time discharge at a certain temperature. The characteristics of three non-defective secondary batteries are shown with respect to the temperature of the secondary battery and the voltage difference (voltage drop) between the pre-discharge voltage and the discharge voltage at the time of discharging for 5 seconds at each temperature. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the voltage after discharge in -30 degreeC of a secondary battery, and a voltage difference (voltage drop). It is a figure which shows the voltage change at the time of charge of a secondary battery, and discharge. It is a figure which shows the voltage change at the time of charge of a secondary battery, and discharge. It is the system block diagram (the 1) of a modification. It is the system block diagram (the 2) of a modification. It is the system block diagram (the 3) of a modification. It is the system block diagram (the 4) of a modification.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,100 ... Power supply system 2, 10, 106 ... Secondary battery 3, 20 ... Load 4 ... Charging device 5, 18 ... Power supply control device 6 ... Secondary battery deterioration determination device 11 ... Current sensor 12 ... Voltage sensor 13 ... Control Unit 14 ... storage unit 15 ... charging circuit 16 ... discharging circuit 17 and 105 ... temperature sensors 22 and 23 ... wireless device 24 ... computer 101 ... detection circuit 102 ... control / determination device 103 ... display units 104, 107, 108 ... secondary Battery deterioration determination device 109 ... device / power supply control device 110 ... GPS device 111 ... light 112 ... operation unit

Claims (3)

Discharging at least one secondary battery reference product having a known deterioration state for a predetermined time, measuring a discharge voltage, and time characteristics of the discharge voltage of the secondary battery reference product;
Degradation determination of the secondary battery test product is performed using a voltage drop that is the difference between the voltage before the start of discharge of the secondary battery test product whose deterioration state is unknown and the discharge voltage when discharged for a predetermined time. A method for determining deterioration of a secondary battery ,
Using a non-degradable non-degradable secondary battery as a standard secondary battery with a known deterioration state,
Using the temperature-voltage drop characteristic of at least one non-defective secondary battery, the voltage drop value of the secondary battery test product is converted into a voltage drop value at a predetermined temperature,
Using the impedance-discharge voltage characteristic indicating the relationship between the impedance of the secondary battery determined in advance and the discharge voltage under the predetermined condition, the impedance of the at least two non-defective secondary batteries determined in advance is determined from the predetermined condition. Determining the discharge voltage, and further determining the value of the voltage drop at the predetermined temperature of the non-defective secondary battery,
When the discharge voltage of the at least two non-defective secondary batteries is X and the value of the voltage drop is Y,
Y = aX + b
A and b satisfying the relational expression
Further, the value set as the tolerance for deterioration determination is k, the discharge voltage of the secondary battery test product is Vs,
When the deterioration determination threshold value satisfying the relational expression Vth = aVs + b + k is Vth, and the voltage drop value at the predetermined temperature of the secondary battery test product is X-SOH,
X-SOH> Vth
When satisfying, the secondary battery is determined to be a deteriorated product,
A method for determining deterioration of a secondary battery. If the secondary battery test product is being charged, measure the discharge voltage immediately after the charge is interrupted or terminated,
The method for determining deterioration of a secondary battery according to claim 1 . Measuring characteristics of the at least one secondary battery reference product in a float state;
The method for determining deterioration of a secondary battery according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein

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