JPH06242192A - Judging device for life of battery - Google Patents

Judging device for life of battery

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JPH06242192A
JPH06242192A JP5046106A JP4610693A JPH06242192A JP H06242192 A JPH06242192 A JP H06242192A JP 5046106 A JP5046106 A JP 5046106A JP 4610693 A JP4610693 A JP 4610693A JP H06242192 A JPH06242192 A JP H06242192A
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battery
life
power failure
judging
time
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Inventor
Masaharu Osumi
雅治 大▲角▼
Yumi Tsutsumi
ゆみ 堤
Yasubumi Fukao
保文 深尾
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Omron Corp
Japan Storage Battery Co Ltd
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Japan Storage Battery Co Ltd
Omron Tateisi Electronics Co
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a battery life judging device which can judge the life of a battery without influence caused by service conditions such as load electric power and ambient temperature and the state of the battery. CONSTITUTION:A sensor 10 composed of sensor sections which measure ambient temperature, terminal voltage and output current is provided near a battery 5, and measurement data detected by each sensor section are sent to a processing section 11, and a judging time for judging the life of the battery on fuzzy reasoning and voltage drop rate to be a criterion value after the judging time are obtained in a judging voltage-time deciding section 11a and set up in a life judging section 11b, which issues a fixed false service interruption signal to a change-over switch 2 to cause initial discharge for activating the battery, and then makes the battery electric capacity recover and discharge again. The time when the terminal voltage drop rate of the battery in the course of the true discharge attains, a criterion voltage drop rate is detected by a timer in the judging section, anal the above time is compared with the judging time to judge the propriety of the life of the battery, and the result of judgement is output to a display section 12.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、電池の寿命判定装置に
関するもので、より具体的には無停電電源装置等に内蔵
される二次電池の寿命を判定するための装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a battery life judging device, and more particularly to a device for judging the life of a secondary battery incorporated in an uninterruptible power supply or the like.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来、無停電電源装置(UPS)等のバ
ックアップ用電池を内蔵した装置において、係る内蔵さ
れた電池(例えば鉛蓄電池)の交換時期を知るために、
例えば特開平2−55536号公報に示されるような寿
命判定装置を用い、内蔵された電池に対する寿命判定を
行う。すなわち係る寿命判定装置は、まず平常時(商用
電源から負荷に対して電力供給している時)に電池に対
しても浮動充電等の方法で充電する。そして、疑似停電
を発生させて電池から負荷に電力を供給する。この放電
中の電池の端子電圧を測定し、その電圧が所定の電圧に
降下した時までの出力電流の積分量を求め、その積分量
が所定量に達していたか否かにより寿命か否かの判定を
するようにしている。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an apparatus including a backup battery such as an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), in order to know the replacement time of the built-in battery (for example, lead acid battery),
For example, a life determining device as disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2-55536 is used to determine the life of a built-in battery. That is, the life determination device of this type first charges the battery by a method such as floating charging during normal times (when power is being supplied from the commercial power source to the load). Then, a pseudo power failure is generated and power is supplied from the battery to the load. Measure the terminal voltage of the battery during discharge, find the integrated amount of the output current until the voltage drops to a predetermined voltage, and determine if the integrated amount has reached the predetermined amount to determine whether the battery has reached the end of life. I try to make a decision.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかし、上記した寿命
判定装置では、以下に示す種々の問題を有している。す
なわち、浮動充電状態等の電池の内部が不活性の状態か
ら寿命判定のために疑似停電を行い放電させると、その
放電開始後一時的に電池の端子電圧が低下する現象が見
られることがある。そして、かかる現象の発生の有無並
びに程度は電池の状態に起因し、必ずしも一定ではな
い。そこで、上記したように積分量に基づく判断を行う
と、初期条件のばらつきから正確な(均一な)寿命判定
を行うことができない。
However, the above life determining device has various problems as described below. That is, when a battery is discharged in a pseudo power failure to determine the life from the inactive state of the battery such as a floating charge state, the terminal voltage of the battery may temporarily drop after the discharge starts. . The occurrence and the degree of occurrence of such a phenomenon depend on the state of the battery and are not always constant. Therefore, if the determination is made based on the integral amount as described above, it is not possible to make an accurate (uniform) life determination due to variations in initial conditions.

【0004】さらに、従来の装置は、寿命か否かの判定
を所定のしきい値により一義的に判断するようにしてい
るが、電池の放電特性は、供給している負荷電力や温度
により変化し、さらに、係る放電特性は電池のサイズ
や、電極の状態の変化をともない電池の使用期間や来歴
によっても影響を受けるため、正確な判断ができない。
つまり上記のように使用状況に応じて放電特性が変動す
るため、すべての使用条件に適用できるような端子電圧
と放電電力量(電流の積分値)との関係式を求めること
ができず、よって使用状態により負荷電力の異なる実負
荷に対して実際に放電する上記装置ではその都度放電で
きる容量が異なり、判定の基準となる放電電力量を正確
に決定できない。
Further, in the conventional device, whether or not the battery has reached the end of its life is uniquely determined by a predetermined threshold value. However, the discharge characteristic of the battery varies depending on the load power supplied and the temperature. Moreover, since the discharge characteristics are affected by the size of the battery and the usage period and history of the battery accompanying changes in the state of the electrodes, accurate determination cannot be performed.
In other words, since the discharge characteristics change depending on the usage conditions as described above, it is not possible to obtain a relational expression between the terminal voltage and the discharge power amount (integrated value of current) that can be applied to all usage conditions. In the above device that actually discharges an actual load having a different load power depending on the usage state, the dischargeable capacity varies each time, and it is not possible to accurately determine the discharge power amount that is the criterion for determination.

【0005】一方、上記問題を解決するために、抵抗器
等の負荷電流が常に一定となる疑似負荷を設け、疑似停
電時にはかかる疑似負荷に対して電流を流すことが考え
られる。しかし、係る場合には、寿命判定のための上記
疑似負荷並びにその疑似負荷で電力供給を可能とするた
めの切り替えるスイッチ、さらには疑似負荷に通電中に
発する発熱を抑える手段等が必要となり、装置の大型・
複雑化を招くばかりでなく、その制御が煩雑となる。し
かも、電池に蓄えられたエネルギーの一部が疑似負荷に
よって無駄に消費されてしまうなどの新たな問題を生じ
る。
On the other hand, in order to solve the above problem, it is possible to provide a pseudo load such as a resistor in which the load current is always constant, and to supply a current to the pseudo load during a pseudo power failure. However, in such a case, the pseudo load for life determination, a switch for enabling power supply by the pseudo load, and means for suppressing heat generation during energization of the pseudo load are required. Large size
Not only is it complicated, but its control becomes complicated. Moreover, a new problem arises in that a part of the energy stored in the battery is unnecessarily consumed by the pseudo load.

【0006】本発明は、上記した背景に鑑みてなされた
もので、その目的とするところは、寿命判定のための特
別な装置(疑似負荷等)を必要とせず、しかも電池から
実負荷に電力供給を行いつつ、その実負荷の電力や周囲
温度等の使用条件や電池の状態等に影響を受けることな
く寿命判定を行うことのできる電池の寿命判定装置を提
供することにある。
The present invention has been made in view of the above background, and an object of the present invention is not to require a special device (pseudo load or the like) for life determination, and moreover, to supply electric power from a battery to an actual load. It is an object of the present invention to provide a battery life determining device capable of performing life determination while being supplied, without being affected by use conditions such as electric power of the actual load and ambient temperature and the state of the battery.

【0007】[0007]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記した目的を達成する
ために、本発明に係る電池の寿命判定装置では、疑似停
電を発生させて電池から負荷へ電力供給させる手段と、
疑似停電中の前記電池の放電特性の特徴量を測定する手
段と、前記測定した電池の特徴量に基づいて電池の寿命
を判定する手段とを備え、前記疑似停電が電池の活性化
のための疑似停電と、復電後の再度疑似停電の2回に分
けて行われ、かつ、2回目の疑似停電中に寿命判定を行
うようにした。
In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, in the battery life determining apparatus according to the present invention, means for causing a pseudo power failure to supply power from the battery to the load,
Means for measuring the characteristic amount of the discharge characteristic of the battery during the pseudo power failure, and means for determining the life of the battery based on the measured characteristic value of the battery, the pseudo power failure for the activation of the battery The pseudo power failure and the pseudo power failure after the power restoration are performed twice, and the life judgment is performed during the second pseudo power failure.

【0008】また、電池が満充電であることを確認する
手段と、疑似停電を発生させて前記電池から負荷へ電力
供給させる手段と、疑似停電中の前記電池の放電特性の
特徴量を測定する手段と、前記測定した電池の特徴量に
基づいて電池の寿命を判定する手段とを備え、満充電の
時にのみ寿命判定するようにしてもよい。
Further, a means for confirming that the battery is fully charged, a means for causing a pseudo power failure to supply power from the battery to the load, and a characteristic amount of the discharge characteristic of the battery during the pseudo power failure are measured. Means and means for determining the life of the battery based on the measured characteristic amount of the battery may be provided, and the life may be determined only when the battery is fully charged.

【0009】さらに、電池の周囲温度並びに電力をそれ
ぞれ測定する手段と、前記周囲温度並びに電力から寿命
判定基準を求める手段と、疑似停電を発生させて前記電
池から負荷へ電力供給させる手段と、疑似停電中の前記
電池の放電特性の特徴量を測定する手段と、前記特徴量
を測定する手段により測定された特徴量と、前記寿命判
定基準に基づいて寿命を判定する手段とから構成しても
良い。
Further, means for measuring the ambient temperature and electric power of the battery, means for obtaining a life criterion based on the ambient temperature and electric power, means for causing a pseudo power failure to supply electric power from the battery to the load, and A means for measuring the characteristic amount of the discharge characteristic of the battery during a power failure, a characteristic amount measured by the means for measuring the characteristic amount, and a means for judging the life based on the life judging criterion good.

【0010】さらにまた、上記各装置を適宜組み合わせ
て構成するのがより好ましく、さらには、判定基準を複
数設けて電池の劣化の程度を判定できるようにしたり、
及びまたは、負荷変動を検知する手段を設け、寿命判定
中に負荷の変動の有無を監視し変動が生じた場合には判
定処理を終了するようにするのがより好ましい。
Further, it is more preferable that the above-mentioned respective devices are appropriately combined and configured. Further, a plurality of judgment criteria are provided so that the degree of deterioration of the battery can be judged.
Further, it is more preferable to provide a means for detecting a load change, monitor the presence or absence of the load change during the life determination, and terminate the determination process when the change occurs.

【0011】[0011]

【作用】商用電源等から負荷へ電力が供給されている時
に寿命判定を行う場合には、まず満充電であることを確
認し、その後、疑似停電を発生させ電池から負荷へ電力
供給を行う。この時、電池が不活性であると、出力電圧
の一時的な低下現象の発生のおそれがあるので、短時間
放電したら疑似停電を終了する。その後、再度疑似停電
を行い電池から負荷への本放電を行う。これにより、本
放電を行う際には電池は活性化しており、電池の状態に
関係なく初期条件が等しくなる。そしてその本放電中の
電池の放電特性を示す特徴量を測定し、それを所定の判
定基準と比較して寿命であるか否かを判定する。また、
上記判定基準としては、疑似停電中の電池からの放電時
に測定した周囲温度、電力からファジィ推論などにより
求めることにより、使用状況に合わせた適切な基準が設
定される。
When the life is judged when the load is supplied with power from the commercial power source or the like, first, it is confirmed that the battery is fully charged, and then a pseudo power failure is generated to supply the power from the battery to the load. At this time, if the battery is inactive, there is a risk of a temporary decrease in the output voltage, so the pseudo power failure is terminated after a short time discharge. After that, a pseudo power failure is performed again and the main discharge from the battery to the load is performed. As a result, the battery is activated when the main discharge is performed, and the initial conditions are equal regardless of the state of the battery. Then, the characteristic amount indicating the discharge characteristic of the battery during the main discharge is measured, and it is compared with a predetermined determination criterion to determine whether or not the battery is at the end of life. Also,
As the above-mentioned judgment standard, an appropriate standard according to the usage situation is set by obtaining the ambient temperature measured during discharge from the battery during the pseudo power failure, fuzzy inference from the electric power, and the like.

【0012】[0012]

【実施例】以下、本発明に係る電池の寿命判定装置の好
適な実施例を添付図面を参照にして詳述する。図1は本
発明に係る寿命判定装置の一実施例をUPSに実装した
例を示している。同図に示すように、商用電源1の出力
は、切替スイッチ2と充電器3に並列に接続され、平常
時は切替スイッチ2を介して商用電源1の出力がそのま
ま負荷4に供給される。一方、充電器3は商用電源1か
ら出力された交流を直流に変換しつつ電池5に対して浮
動充電を行うようになっている。これにより、たとえ電
池5が自然放電しても常時微弱電流により充電され続
け、電池5は原則として常に満充電の状態となる。そし
て、電池5は、インバータ6を介して上記切替スイッチ
2に接続されており、停電発生時には切替スイッチ2を
切替えることにより、電池5に充電した容量を放電しイ
ンバータ6,切替スイッチ2を介して負荷4に電力を継
続して供給するようになる。なお、かかる構成は従来の
UPSと基本的に同じであるためその詳細な説明を省略
する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT A preferred embodiment of a battery life determining device according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 shows an example in which an embodiment of a life determining device according to the present invention is mounted on a UPS. As shown in the figure, the output of the commercial power supply 1 is connected in parallel to the changeover switch 2 and the charger 3, and the output of the commercial power supply 1 is directly supplied to the load 4 via the changeover switch 2 during normal operation. On the other hand, the charger 3 is adapted to perform floating charging on the battery 5 while converting the alternating current output from the commercial power source 1 into direct current. As a result, even if the battery 5 is naturally discharged, it is always charged with a weak current, and the battery 5 is in principle always in a fully charged state. The battery 5 is connected to the changeover switch 2 through the inverter 6, and when the power failure occurs, the changeover switch 2 is changed over so that the capacity charged in the battery 5 is discharged to pass through the inverter 6 and the changeover switch 2. The power is continuously supplied to the load 4. Since such a configuration is basically the same as that of the conventional UPS, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

【0013】ここで本実施例における寿命判定装置は、
まず電池5に近接してセンサ10を設置している。この
センサ10は、電池5の周囲温度、並びに電池の放電電
力を求めるための電池5の端子電圧並びに出力電流をそ
れぞれ測定するセンサ部から構成される。すなわち、こ
のセンサ10が電池の周囲温度,電力をそれぞれ測定す
る手段を構成し、しかも、端子電圧が放電特性を示す特
徴量の1つであるため、特徴量を測定する手段も兼ねて
いる。
Here, the life determining device in this embodiment is
First, the sensor 10 is installed close to the battery 5. The sensor 10 is composed of a sensor unit that measures the ambient temperature of the battery 5 and the terminal voltage and output current of the battery 5 for determining the discharge power of the battery. That is, the sensor 10 constitutes means for measuring the ambient temperature and electric power of the battery, respectively, and since the terminal voltage is one of the characteristic quantities showing the discharge characteristic, it also serves as the means for measuring the characteristic quantity.

【0014】そして、各センサ部で検出された測定デー
タが処理部11に送られ、そこにおいて寿命がきたか否
かを判定し、その結果をLED,LCD等からなる表示
部12を介して出力するようになっている。さらに、こ
の処理部11では、疑似停電を発生させたり、それを停
止して正常動作に戻したりするための切替スイッチ2へ
の開閉制御信号を出力するようになっている。
Then, the measurement data detected by each sensor unit is sent to the processing unit 11, where it is determined whether or not the life has expired, and the result is output via the display unit 12 including an LED, an LCD and the like. It is supposed to do. Further, the processing unit 11 outputs an opening / closing control signal to the changeover switch 2 for generating the pseudo power failure or stopping the pseudo power failure to restore the normal operation.

【0015】ここで処理部11について詳述すると、同
図(B)に示すように、まず、センサ10で測定された
周囲温度並びに負荷電力、すなわち電池5の放電電力
(電圧×電流)が判定電圧・時間決定部11aに入力さ
れ、そこにおいてファジィ推論を行い寿命判定を行うた
めの判定時間とその判定時間経過後の判定基準値となる
電圧降下量を求めるようになっている。そして、本例で
は結論部がシングルトンの簡略化ファジィ推論装置を用
いており、具体的にはその一例として、図2に示すよう
なメンバシップ関数並びに図3に示すルールを用いて推
論処理をし、各基準値を求めるようになる。
The processing unit 11 will be described in detail. First, as shown in FIG. 2B, the ambient temperature and load power measured by the sensor 10, that is, the discharge power (voltage × current) of the battery 5 is determined. The voltage / time determination unit 11a inputs the determination time for performing the fuzzy inference to determine the life and the voltage drop amount serving as the determination reference value after the determination time has elapsed. In this example, the conclusion part uses a simplified fuzzy reasoning device with a singleton. Specifically, as an example, a reasoning process is performed using the membership function shown in FIG. 2 and the rule shown in FIG. , To obtain each reference value.

【0016】ここで本例では、電池の劣化状況を2段階
に分けて判断し、完全に寿命が来て電池の交換の必要な
末期判定基準と、そろそろ寿命に近付いてきたと判定で
きる間近判定基準の2つを設け、間近判定基準をもクリ
アする電池は寿命がきていないと判定するようになって
いる。すなわち、電池の標準的な放電特性が図4中に実
線で示すようになっているとすると、図中一点鎖線で示
すように放電開始後比較的短時間で第1の基準である末
期判定基準電圧以下になるとすぐに交換必要な寿命に来
ていると判断され、図中二点鎖線で示すように係る末期
判定基準はクリア(基準電圧以上)しているが、間近判
定時間に達するまえに間近判定基準電圧以下になるよう
な場合には、寿命が近付いていると判断する。なお、本
例では、正規化を図るために放電開始時の電圧値からの
電圧降下量で比較・判定するようにしているため、上記
寿命と判断する基準電圧以下とは、それぞれ電圧降下量
が所定値以上になることを意味する。
Here, in this example, the deterioration condition of the battery is judged in two stages, and the terminal judgment criterion which requires the replacement of the battery when the battery life is completely exhausted and the upcoming judgment criterion which can be judged that the battery life is almost reached. 2 are provided, and it is determined that the battery that also satisfies the upcoming determination criterion has not reached the end of its life. That is, assuming that the standard discharge characteristic of the battery is shown by the solid line in FIG. 4, as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in the figure, the terminal judgment criterion, which is the first criterion, is relatively shortly after the start of discharge. As soon as the voltage drops below the voltage, it is judged that the life has reached the time of replacement, and the relevant terminal judgment criteria shown by the two-dot chain line in the figure have cleared (above the reference voltage), but before the near judgment time is reached. When the voltage becomes equal to or lower than the near-judgment reference voltage, it is determined that the life is approaching. In this example, the voltage drop amount from the voltage value at the start of discharge is compared and determined for normalization. It means that the value becomes a predetermined value or more.

【0017】そして、上記のようにして求めた算出結果
(各判定基準)を次段の寿命判定部11bに設定する。
この寿命判定部11bは、タイマーを内蔵しており、切
替スイッチ2に対して疑似停電信号(開閉制御信号)を
出力するようになっている。また、センサ10から電池
5の端子電圧を受け、その端子電圧と内蔵するタイマー
から得られる放電開始からの経過時間とから電池の寿命
を判定し、その判定結果を表示部12に出力するように
なっている。
Then, the calculation result (each judgment standard) obtained as described above is set in the life judging section 11b in the next stage.
The life determination unit 11b has a built-in timer and outputs a pseudo power failure signal (open / close control signal) to the changeover switch 2. Further, the terminal voltage of the battery 5 is received from the sensor 10, the life of the battery is judged from the terminal voltage and the elapsed time from the start of discharge obtained from the built-in timer, and the judgment result is output to the display unit 12. Has become.

【0018】さらに、図4に示すように、浮動充電状態
から放電を行うと、上記したごとく電池の内部が不活性
であるため放電開始後一時的に電池の端子電圧が低下し
(活性化されている電池の放電開始時のピーク電圧に比
し数10mV程度低い)、その後放電に伴う電圧降下と
活性化に伴う端子電圧の上昇とが相殺され一定期間(数
10秒〜1分程度)端子電圧が上昇する現象が見られる
ことがある。そして、かかる現象の発生の有無並びに程
度は電池の状態に起因する。よって、判定時の初期条件
を一定にするため、短時間の初期放電を行って活性化さ
せた後に一定時間待ち、その後寿命判定用の本放電を行
うようにしている。そして、係る初期放電並びに本放電
のための切替スイッチ2の切り替え制御も、寿命判定部
11bが行うようにしている。なお、本例では初期放電
は、「放電時間×負荷電力=一定」の条件を満たす所定
時間だけ放電させるもので、各判定基準を求める時に使
用した負荷電力に基づいて初期放電の時間を求め、その
時間を寿命判定部11bにセットし、寿命判定部11b
では内蔵するタイマーにて上記の所定の時間が経過する
まで電池から電力供給を行うべく所定のタイミングで疑
似停電信号(開閉制御信号)を発生して切替スイッチ2
を適宜切替えるようになる。
Further, as shown in FIG. 4, when discharging is performed from the floating charge state, the internal terminal of the battery is inactive as described above, so that the terminal voltage of the battery is temporarily lowered (activated) after the start of discharging. Battery is lower than the peak voltage at the start of discharging of the battery by several tens of mV), and then the voltage drop due to discharging and the increase in terminal voltage due to activation are canceled out for a certain period (several tens of seconds to 1 minute). The phenomenon that the voltage rises may be seen. Whether or not such a phenomenon occurs and the degree thereof depend on the state of the battery. Therefore, in order to make the initial condition at the time of determination constant, the initial discharge is performed for a short time to be activated and then waits for a certain time, and then the main discharge for life determination is performed. The life determining unit 11b also performs the switching control of the changeover switch 2 for the initial discharge and the main discharge. In this example, the initial discharge is performed for a predetermined time satisfying the condition of “discharge time × load power = constant”, and the initial discharge time is obtained based on the load power used when obtaining each criterion. The time is set in the life judging unit 11b, and the life judging unit 11b is set.
Then, a built-in timer generates a pseudo power failure signal (opening / closing control signal) at a predetermined timing so that power is supplied from the battery until the above predetermined time has elapsed, and the changeover switch 2
Will be switched appropriately.

【0019】さらに、本例では、負荷変動検知部11c
を設け、寿命判定中に電力の変動があるか否かを検出
し、電力変動があった場合には正確な寿命判定ができな
いために、今回の判定作業を終了すべく所定の制御信号
を寿命判定部11bに送り処理を中止する。また、必要
に応じて表示部12を介して判定処理を中止したことを
使用者に知らせるようになっている。そして、具体的な
処理としては、放電開始時の負荷電力を記憶保持し、判
定処理中に常時入力される負荷電力と上記記憶した放電
開始時の負荷電力とを比較し、両者が異なった場合に中
止信号を発するようになっている。
Further, in this example, the load fluctuation detecting section 11c.
Is provided to detect whether there is power fluctuation during the life judgment, and if there is power fluctuation, it is not possible to accurately judge the life.Therefore, a predetermined control signal is issued to end the judgment work this time. The process is stopped by sending it to the determination unit 11b. Further, if necessary, the user is notified via the display unit 12 that the determination process has been stopped. Then, as a specific process, the load power at the start of discharge is stored and retained, and the load power constantly input during the determination process is compared with the stored load power at the start of discharge, and when both are different. It is designed to issue a stop signal.

【0020】さらにまた、本例では寿命判定を行う前
に、電池5が満充電状態にあるか否かを検出するように
している。すなわち、常に満充電の状態の電池5に対し
て寿命判定を行うことにより初期条件の統一を図るよう
にしている。そして、具体的な判断としては、充電開始
(例えばUPSの電源ON)から一定の時間が経過され
ているか否かを判定することにより行われ、係る判断
は、寿命判定部11b内に内蔵されるタイマーを用い、
その寿命判定部11bが判断する。すなわち、本例で
は、係る寿命判定部11bが、電池が満充電であること
を確認する手段を兼ねている。そして、寿命判定部11
b内に内蔵されたタイマーは、各処理に同期して適宜リ
セット・再スタートされて、寿命判定に必要な各時間
(初期放電時間,初期放電終了後の待ち時間,本放電開
始後の経過時間,充電開始からの経過時間…)を測定す
るが、係るタイマーの制御も寿命判定部11bが内部の
処理状況或いは外部からの信号に基づいて行う。
Further, in this example, it is detected whether or not the battery 5 is in a fully charged state before the life is judged. That is, the initial conditions are unified by always determining the life of the fully charged battery 5. Then, a specific judgment is made by judging whether or not a fixed time has elapsed from the start of charging (for example, turning on the UPS power), and such judgment is built in the life judging unit 11b. Using a timer,
The life determination unit 11b makes the determination. That is, in this example, the life determination unit 11b also serves as a unit for confirming that the battery is fully charged. Then, the life determination unit 11
The timer built in b is reset / restarted in synchronism with each process, and each time required for life judgment (initial discharge time, waiting time after initial discharge, elapsed time after starting main discharge) , The elapsed time from the start of charging, etc.) is measured, and the control of the timer is also performed by the life determining unit 11b based on the internal processing status or a signal from the outside.

【0021】なお、寿命判定の起動は、装置に設置され
た起動スイッチの押下、通信機能による寿命判定コマン
ドの入力等に基づいて行われ、さらには、24時間連続
運転しているような場合には、内蔵するタイマー或いは
時計等を用いて一定の期間毎(例えば1〜2カ月毎)に
自動的に起動するようにしても良い。そして、係る起動
信号が、寿命判定部11bに与えられ、満充電か否かの
判断後、疑似停電信号を発生して初期放電を行うととも
に、センサから得られる電池の使用状態から判定電圧・
時間決定部1aにて各判定基準等を求め、次いで所定時
間経過後再度疑似停電を発生して本放電を行い寿命判定
を行う。そして、具体的な手順は、以下のようになって
いる。
The life judgment is started based on the pressing of the start switch installed in the apparatus, the input of the life judgment command by the communication function, and the like. May be automatically activated at regular intervals (for example, every 1 to 2 months) using a built-in timer or clock. Then, the activation signal is given to the life determining unit 11b, and after determining whether or not the battery is fully charged, a pseudo power failure signal is generated to perform initial discharge, and the determination voltage based on the battery usage state obtained from the sensor.
The time determination unit 1a obtains each judgment standard and the like, and after a lapse of a predetermined time, the pseudo power failure is generated again to perform the main discharge to judge the life. The specific procedure is as follows.

【0022】すなわち上記した実施例の作用について、
図5に示すフローチャートを用いて説明する。すなわ
ち、本システムが起動されたなら、まず寿命判定部11
b内のタイマーにより満充電状態にあるか否かが判断さ
れる(S101)。そして、満充電でなければ処理を中
止し(判定不能)、満充電であれば1回目の放電(初期
放電)を行う。
That is, regarding the operation of the above-mentioned embodiment,
This will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. That is, when the present system is activated, first the life determination unit 11
The timer in b determines whether or not the battery is fully charged (S101). If it is not fully charged, the process is stopped (determination is impossible), and if it is fully charged, the first discharge (initial discharge) is performed.

【0023】すなわち、寿命判定部11bから切替スイ
ッチ2に対して疑似停電信号を送り、負荷への電力供給
を電圧5側から行う。そして放電開始直後にセンサ10
を用いて電池の電池の出力電流,端子電圧を測定し両者
の積から負荷電力を求める。次いで、その負荷電力並び
にセンサ10により測定した電池の周囲温度が所定の使
用範囲内に入っているか否かの判断が行われる。そし
て、使用範囲内に入っていない場合には正確な寿命判定
が行えないため、判定不能として寿命判定を終了する。
そして、係る判断は、判定電圧・時間決定部11aにて
行われる(S103,S104)。
That is, the life judging section 11b sends a pseudo power failure signal to the changeover switch 2 to supply power to the load from the voltage 5 side. Then, immediately after the start of discharge, the sensor 10
The battery output current and terminal voltage of the battery are measured using, and the load power is calculated from the product of the two. Then, it is determined whether the load power and the ambient temperature of the battery measured by the sensor 10 are within a predetermined use range. If it is not within the range of use, the life cannot be accurately determined.
Then, such determination is performed by the determination voltage / time determination unit 11a (S103, S104).

【0024】さらに、それら与えられた負荷電力と周囲
温度から判定電圧・時間決定部11aにてファジィ推論
を行い、寿命末期判定並びに寿命間近判定に用いる電圧
降下量と判定時間の組を求め、それを寿命判定部11b
にセットする。また、それと同時に、負荷電力から初期
放電を行う時間を求め、かかる時間終了後寿命判定部1
1bから出力される開閉制御信号により切替スイッチ2
を切替えて(疑似停電終了)商用電源からの電力供給に
戻し初期放電を終了する(S105,S106)。
Further, fuzzy inference is performed by the judgment voltage / time determination unit 11a from the applied load power and ambient temperature, and a set of voltage drop amount and judgment time used for the end of life judgment and the judgment of near life is obtained, and Life determination unit 11b
Set to. At the same time, the time for performing the initial discharge is calculated from the load power, and the life determination unit 1
Changeover switch 2 according to the opening / closing control signal output from 1b
Is switched over (end of pseudo power failure) to return to the power supply from the commercial power source to end the initial discharge (S105, S106).

【0025】その後一定時間(例えば2〜3分)待つ。
この待ち時間中に電池は浮動充電され、初期放電によっ
て放電させられたエネルギーを充電して満充電状態に復
帰する。そして、その後、再度切替スイッチ2を切替え
て疑似停電を行い、2回目の放電(本放電)を行う。こ
の時、放電開始直後の電池の端子電圧を測定し、その端
子電圧を電圧降下量測定の基準値(ピーク電圧)として
寿命判定部11b内のバッファメモリに格納する(S1
07)。
After that, a certain time (for example, 2 to 3 minutes) is waited.
During this waiting time, the battery is floatingly charged, and the energy discharged by the initial discharge is charged to return to the fully charged state. Then, after that, the changeover switch 2 is switched again to perform the pseudo power failure, and the second discharge (main discharge) is performed. At this time, the terminal voltage of the battery immediately after the start of the discharge is measured, and the terminal voltage is stored in the buffer memory in the life determining unit 11b as a reference value (peak voltage) for measuring the voltage drop amount (S1).
07).

【0026】またこの疑似停電(寿命判定)中に、電池
からの電力供給を続け、負荷変動検知部11cにより上
記ファジィ推論を行った時の負荷電力が変動したか否か
を判断し、負荷変動した場合には判定不能として寿命判
定を終了する(S108)。
During this pseudo power failure (life judgment), the power supply from the battery is continued, and it is judged by the load fluctuation detection unit 11c whether or not the load power at the time of performing the fuzzy inference has changed, and the load fluctuation If so, the determination is not possible, and the life determination is ended (S108).

【0027】また、負荷変動がないならば寿命判定部1
1bに与えられる端子電圧と、上記ピーク電圧との差
(電圧降下量)を求め、その差が末期判定電圧降下量以
上か否かを判断する。そして、「以上」であれば本放電
開始からそこまでの経過時間(寿命判定部11b内のタ
イマーにより検出される)が末期判定時間以上か否かが
判断され、寿命末期判定時間以下の時には寿命末期と判
定して、寿命判定を終了する(S109〜S111)。
If there is no load change, the life judging section 1
The difference (voltage drop amount) between the terminal voltage applied to 1b and the peak voltage is obtained, and it is determined whether or not the difference is equal to or more than the terminal determination voltage drop amount. If it is "equal to or more", it is determined whether the elapsed time from the start of the main discharge (detected by the timer in the life determining unit 11b) is equal to or longer than the terminal judgment time. The end of life is determined and the end of life determination is completed (S109 to S111).

【0028】また、上記ステップ110にて末期判定電
圧降下量未満と判定されたり、ステップ111にて寿命
末期判定時間より大きいと判断された場合には、次の間
近判定処理に移る。すなわち、上記末期判定と同様にピ
ーク電圧からの端子電圧の電圧降下量を求め、それが寿
命間近判定の電圧降下量を超えたか否かを判断する。そ
して、実際の電圧降下量が判定基準以上の時には寿命間
近と判定し、判定処理を終了する(S112)。また、
実際の電圧降下量が判定基準降下量未満の時には次の間
近判定時間の処理に移り、本放電開始からの経過時間と
寿命間近判定時間とを比較し、判定時間以上経過してい
る時には正常と判定し寿命判定を終了する。また、未だ
寿命間近判定時間未満の時には、その経過時間が所定の
しきい値を超えているか否かを判断し、しきい値を越え
ている時には正常と判断し寿命判定を終了する。また、
しきい値を越えていない時にはステップ109に戻り、
判定処理を継続する(S113,114)。
If it is determined in step 110 that the voltage is less than the final-term determination voltage drop amount, or if it is determined in step 111 that it is greater than the end-of-life determination time, the process proceeds to the next close determination process. That is, the amount of voltage drop of the terminal voltage from the peak voltage is obtained in the same manner as in the final stage determination, and it is determined whether or not it has exceeded the amount of voltage drop of the near-life determination. Then, when the actual amount of voltage drop is equal to or greater than the determination reference, it is determined that the life is approaching, and the determination process ends (S112). Also,
When the actual voltage drop amount is less than the judgment reference drop amount, the process moves to the next close judgment time, the elapsed time from the start of the main discharge is compared with the near life judgment time, and when the judgment time has passed, it is judged as normal. The judgment is made and the life judgment is ended. Further, if it is still less than the near-life judgment time, it is judged whether or not the elapsed time exceeds a predetermined threshold value, and if it exceeds the threshold value, it is judged to be normal and the life judgment is ended. Also,
When the threshold is not exceeded, the process returns to step 109,
The determination process is continued (S113, 114).

【0029】そして、各判定処理が終了したなら、その
判定結果を表示部12に出力するとともに、切替スイッ
チ2を元に戻して疑似停電を終了し、商用電源1からの
電力供給に戻す。また、ステップ114で、経過時間を
しきい値とを比較したのは、負荷電力が小さい場合には
判定時間が長くなるため、寿命判定をある時間内に抑え
る必要がある場合に、一定の時間がきても電圧降下量が
少ない場合には寿命判定を終了するようにしたためであ
り、係るステップはなくても良い。
When each determination process is completed, the determination result is output to the display unit 12, the changeover switch 2 is returned to the original state to end the pseudo power failure, and the power supply from the commercial power source 1 is returned. Further, in step 114, the elapsed time is compared with the threshold value because the determination time becomes long when the load power is small, and therefore when the life determination needs to be suppressed within a certain time, This is because if the amount of voltage drop is small even after the end of the stroke, the life determination is ended, and this step may be omitted.

【0030】このように、判定時間並びに電圧降下量
は、その時の負荷容量や周囲温度に基づいて適宜設定さ
れるため、実際の使用状況に適したものとなり、判定処
理が正確に行える。しかも、満充電状態の電池に対し
て、2回放電方式を行うため、寿命判定を行う電池の初
期条件の統一化が図れ、より判定精度が向上する。
As described above, the determination time and the voltage drop amount are appropriately set on the basis of the load capacity and the ambient temperature at that time, so that they are suitable for the actual use condition, and the determination process can be accurately performed. Moreover, since the discharging method is performed twice for the fully charged battery, the initial conditions of the battery for which the life is determined can be unified, and the determination accuracy can be further improved.

【0031】上記した実施例は、本発明の最良な実施例
を示したが、少なくとも初期放電と本放電の2回に分け
て行うものであれば、本放電時に行われる具体的な寿命
判定は上記した実施例のものに限られることはなく、例
えば上記した特開平2−55536号公報に示されたも
のの他、種々のものを適用することができる。また、上
記した実施例では2つの判定基準(末期,間近)を用い
たが、かかる判定基準は寿命であるか否かの1つでも良
く、さらには3つ以上としても良いなど、種々の変更実
施が可能である。また、本発明は、疑似停電の回数を1
回すなわち本放電のみで寿命判定を行うようにしたとし
ても、電池の満充電を確認する手段、或いは、寿命判定
時の周囲温度並びに負荷電力により判定基準を求める手
段の少なくとも一方を設けるようにしたものであればよ
く、係る場合であっても寿命判定の初期条件の統一化が
図られ、従来のものに比し、その判定精度は向上する。
The above-mentioned embodiment shows the best embodiment of the present invention. However, as long as the initial discharge and the main discharge are performed at least twice, the specific life judgment performed during the main discharge can be performed. The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above, and various other materials such as those disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2-55536 can be applied. Further, in the above-described embodiment, two determination criteria (end period, near-term) are used, but the determination criterion may be one of whether or not it is life, and may be three or more. It can be implemented. Further, the present invention sets the number of times of the pseudo power failure to 1
Even if the life is judged only by the number of times, that is, the main discharge, at least one of the means for confirming the full charge of the battery and the means for determining the judgment standard based on the ambient temperature and the load power at the time of the life judgment is provided. In this case, the initial conditions for life judgment can be unified, and the judgment accuracy can be improved compared to the conventional one.

【0032】[0032]

【発明の効果】以上のように、本発明に係る電池の寿命
判定装置では、初期放電の後本放電を行うようにしたた
め、電池の放電の初期における一時的な電圧変動に惑わ
されることなく、正確な寿命判定が行われる。また、満
充電であることを確認する手段を設け、満充電の時のみ
電池の寿命判定を行うようにした場合には、初期条件の
統一化が図られ、正確な寿命判定が可能となる。また、
周囲温度,負荷電力から判定電圧,判定時間を求めるよ
うにした場合には、実際の使用状況に応じた寿命判定を
行うことができる。しかも、実負荷を使用して寿命判定
を行うため、構成並びに各種制御が簡略化され、また、
無駄なエネルギー消費が抑制できる。
As described above, in the battery life determining apparatus according to the present invention, since the main discharge is performed after the initial discharge, the temporary voltage fluctuation at the initial stage of the battery discharge does not cause any confusion. Accurate life judgment is performed. Further, when a means for confirming that the battery is fully charged is provided and the battery life is determined only when the battery is fully charged, the initial conditions are unified, and accurate life determination is possible. Also,
When the determination voltage and the determination time are obtained from the ambient temperature and the load power, the life can be determined according to the actual usage condition. Moreover, since the life is determined by using the actual load, the configuration and various controls are simplified, and
Useless energy consumption can be suppressed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明に係る電池の寿命判定装置の好適な一実
施例を示す図である。
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a preferred embodiment of a battery life determining device according to the present invention.

【図2】判定基準を求めるためのファジィ知識を示す図
である。
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing fuzzy knowledge for obtaining a criterion.

【図3】判定基準を求めるためのファジィ知識を示す図
である。
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing fuzzy knowledge for determining a criterion.

【図4】電池の放電特性並びに本例の寿命判定の原理を
説明する図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the discharge characteristics of a battery and the principle of life determination in this example.

【図5】本実施例の作用を説明するフローチャート図で
ある。
FIG. 5 is a flow chart for explaining the operation of this embodiment.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 商用電源 2 切替スイッチ 3 充電器 4 負荷 5 電池 6 インバータ 10 センサ 11 処理部 11a 判定電圧・時間決定部 11b 寿命判定部 11c 負荷変動検知部 1 Commercial power supply 2 Changeover switch 3 Charger 4 Load 5 Battery 6 Inverter 10 Sensor 11 Processing unit 11a Judgment voltage / time determination unit 11b Lifespan judgment unit 11c Load fluctuation detection unit

フロントページの続き (72)発明者 堤 ゆみ 京都府京都市右京区花園土堂町10番地 オ ムロン株式会社内 (72)発明者 深尾 保文 京都府京都市南区吉祥院西ノ庄猪之馬場町 1番地 日本電池株式会社内Front page continuation (72) Inventor Yumi Tsutsumi 10 Odoron-cho, Hanazono, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto Prefecture Omron Co., Ltd. Address Within Nippon Battery Co., Ltd.

Claims (7)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 疑似停電を発生させて電池から負荷へ電
力供給させる手段と、 疑似停電中の前記電池の放電特性の特徴量を測定する手
段と、 前記測定した電池の特徴量に基づいて電池の寿命を判定
する手段とを備え、 前記疑似停電が電池の活性化のための疑似停電と、復電
後の再度疑似停電の2回に分けて行われ、かつ、2回目
の疑似停電中に寿命判定を行うようにした電池の寿命判
定装置。
1. A means for causing a pseudo power failure to supply power from a battery to a load, a means for measuring a characteristic amount of discharge characteristics of the battery during the pseudo power failure, and a battery based on the measured characteristic amount of the battery. And a means for determining the life of the battery, the pseudo power failure is divided into a pseudo power failure for activating the battery and a pseudo power failure again after power restoration, and during the second pseudo power failure. A battery life determination device for performing life determination.
【請求項2】 電池が満充電であることを確認する手段
と、 疑似停電を発生させて前記電池から負荷へ電力供給させ
る手段と、 疑似停電中の前記電池の放電特性の特徴量を測定する手
段と、 前記測定した電池の特徴量に基づいて電池の寿命を判定
する手段とを備え、 満充電の時にのみ寿命判定するようにした電池の寿命判
定装置。
2. A means for confirming that the battery is fully charged, a means for causing a pseudo power failure to supply power from the battery to a load, and a characteristic amount of discharge characteristics of the battery during the pseudo power failure is measured. A battery life determining device comprising means and means for determining the life of the battery based on the measured characteristic amount of the battery, and performing the life determination only when the battery is fully charged.
【請求項3】 電池の周囲温度並びに電力をそれぞれ測
定する手段と、 前記周囲温度並びに電力から寿命判定基準を求める手段
と、 疑似停電を発生させて前記電池から負荷へ電力供給させ
る手段と、 疑似停電中の前記電池の放電特性の特徴量を測定する手
段と、 前記特徴量を測定する手段により測定された特徴量と、
前記寿命判定基準に基づいて寿命を判定する手段とを備
えた電池の寿命判定装置。
3. A means for measuring an ambient temperature and an electric power of a battery, a means for obtaining a life judgment criterion from the ambient temperature and an electric power, a means for causing a pseudo power failure to supply electric power from the battery to a load, and a pseudo. A means for measuring the characteristic amount of the discharge characteristic of the battery during a power failure, and the characteristic amount measured by the means for measuring the characteristic amount,
A battery life determining device comprising: a means for determining a life based on the life determining criteria.
【請求項4】 前記寿命判定基準を求める手段が、前記
周囲温度並びに電力を入力条件とするファジィ推論によ
り判定電圧並びに判定時間を求めるものである請求項3
に記載の電池の寿命判定装置。
4. The means for obtaining the life judgment criterion is for obtaining the judgment voltage and the judgment time by fuzzy inference using the ambient temperature and the electric power as input conditions.
The battery life determining device described in.
【請求項5】 2回に分けて疑似停電を行う手段と、前
記満充電であることを確認する手段と、前記周囲温度並
びに電力から寿命判定基準を求める手段のうちの少くと
も2つの手段を備え、 さらに疑似停電中の電池の放電特性の特徴量を検出する
手段と、 前記特徴量を検出する手段により検出された特徴量と、
所定の判定基準に基づいて寿命を判定する手段とを備え
た電池の寿命判定装置。
5. At least two of a means for performing a pseudo power failure in two times, a means for confirming that the battery is fully charged, and a means for obtaining a life judgment criterion from the ambient temperature and electric power are provided. A means for detecting the characteristic amount of the discharge characteristic of the battery during the pseudo power failure, and the characteristic amount detected by the means for detecting the characteristic amount,
A battery life determining device comprising: a means for determining a life based on a predetermined criterion.
【請求項6】 寿命判定を行うための判定基準を複数設
け、電池の劣化の程度を判定可能とした請求項1〜5の
いずれか1項に記載の電池の寿命判定装置。
6. The battery life judging device according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of judgment criteria for judging the life is provided and the degree of deterioration of the battery can be judged.
【請求項7】 前記疑似停電中の負荷変動を検知する手
段をさらに備え、係る手段により負荷変動を検知した際
には寿命判定を終了するようにした請求項1〜6のいず
れか1項に記載の電池の寿命判定装置。
7. The method according to claim 1, further comprising means for detecting a load change during the pseudo power failure, and ending the life judgment when the load change is detected by the means. The battery life determination device described.
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