WO2003061055A1 - Evaluation de la capacite restante d'un accumulateur et dispositif a cet effet, systeme de bloc-batterie, et vehicule electrique - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a nickel-hydrogen (NV) mounted on an electric vehicle such as an electric vehicle (PEV), a hybrid vehicle (HEV), or a hybrid vehicle including a fuel cell and a battery as a power source of a motor and a drive source of various loads.
- PEV electric vehicle
- HEV hybrid vehicle
- a hybrid vehicle including a fuel cell and a battery as a power source of a motor and a drive source of various loads.
- S ⁇ C State of Charge
- the remaining capacity of the rechargeable battery (hereinafter abbreviated as SOC) is estimated by calculating the voltage, current, temperature, etc. of the battery, and the SOC is set so that the fuel efficiency of the vehicle is maximized. Control.
- the SOC level at that time is generally set to, for example, 50% to 70% SOC in order to operate the power assist by motor drive during acceleration and energy recovery (regenerative braking) during deceleration in a well-balanced manner.
- the overcharge control is performed so that If the SOC rises to, for example, 70%, excessive discharge control is performed to try to bring the SOC closer to the control center.
- a first-order regression line is obtained from multiple current and voltage data, and the slope of the straight line is used as the polarization resistance (component resistance, reaction resistance, and diffusion resistance), and the current is applied to the polarization resistance.
- the polarization resistance component resistance, reaction resistance, and diffusion resistance
- the above two conventional SOC estimation methods have the following problems.
- the charging efficiency required for integrating the current value depends on the s ⁇ c value, current value, temperature, etc. Finding efficiency is difficult. If the battery is left unattended, the amount of self-discharge during that time cannot be calculated. For these reasons, the error between the true value of SOC and the estimated value increases with the passage of time.To resolve this, it is necessary to perform full discharge and full charge and initialize the SOC. Will be needed.
- the V-intercept of the V-I approximation line after a large discharge becomes lower, and the V-I after a large charge is performed
- the no-load voltage changes even in the same SOC depending on the history of past charge / discharge currents. This change is due to the polarization voltage.
- the no-load voltage which is the V-intercept of the V-I approximation straight line, differs between the charging direction and the discharging direction due to the polarization voltage. As a result, this voltage difference becomes the estimation error of SOC.
- the memory effect, the voltage drop due to leaving the battery unattended, the battery deterioration, etc. also cause errors in the estimation of SOC.
- the reaction between the active material of the battery and the electrolyte interface included in the polarization resistance is determined.
- the accuracy of the estimated polarization voltage is poor due to insufficient estimation of the reaction resistance and the diffusion resistance due to reactions in the active material, between active materials, and in the electrolyte.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has as its object to accurately estimate the SOC without periodically recharging and discharging the secondary battery to initialize the S ⁇ C. It is an object of the present invention to provide a battery pack system on which a computer system (electronic control unit for battery (battery ECU)) for executing the processing in such a method and an electric vehicle on which such a battery pack system is mounted. .
- a computer system electronic control unit for battery (battery ECU)
- the first method for estimating the state of charge of a secondary battery includes measuring a set of data of a current flowing through the secondary battery and a terminal voltage of the secondary battery corresponding to the current.
- Deciding step calculating current integration coefficient from the correction amount and charging efficiency, and multiplying the calculated current integration coefficient by the measured current to estimate the remaining capacity of the secondary battery by current integration And a step.
- a second method for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery comprises: combining a plurality of unit cells as secondary batteries; and a battery pack used in an intermediate state of charge. Measuring the set data of the current flowing through the battery and the terminal voltage of the secondary battery corresponding to the current, obtaining the plurality of set data, and based on the obtained plurality of set data, Calculating an electromotive force, and correcting the current integration coefficient according to the calculated electromotive force. Determining the amount, calculating the current integration coefficient from the correction amount and the charging efficiency, multiplying the measured current by the calculated current integration coefficient, and calculating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery by current integration. Estimating step. According to the above method, by correcting the current integration coefficient according to the battery electromotive force and estimating the SOC by the current integration, errors due to the current integration are not accumulated in the S ⁇ C intermediate region, and the S ⁇ C can be estimated. .
- the first and second methods for estimating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery further include a step of measuring the temperature of the secondary battery, and calculating a charging efficiency during charging based on the measured temperature, current, and the estimated remaining capacity. It is preferable to include a process.
- the accuracy of calculating the integrated capacity can be improved by feeding back the battery temperature change, current change, and remaining capacity estimation value to the charging efficiency.
- the method in the first and second methods for estimating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery, in the correction amount determining step, the characteristics of the electromotive force with respect to the remaining capacity are obtained in advance, and the estimation is performed based on a reference table or an expression storing the characteristics.
- the method preferably includes a step of calculating an estimated electromotive force from the remaining capacity, and a step of determining a correction amount based on a difference value between the electromotive force obtained in the electromotive force calculation step and the estimated electromotive force.
- the estimated value of the remaining capacity is fed back as the estimated electromotive force, and the difference between the calculated electromotive force and the estimated electromotive force is controlled so as to be zero. Can be improved.
- the no-load voltage which is the voltage intercept when the current on the approximate straight line obtained by the statistical processing using the least squares method is zero, is calculated for a plurality of sets of data, and the no-load voltage is generated. It is preferable to include a step of calculating as electric power.
- the current integration coefficient can be corrected according to the electromotive force with a simple configuration.
- the step of calculating an electromotive force includes a step of calculating a change amount of the integrated capacity in a past predetermined period from the measured current; Calculating the polarization voltage based on the data and calculating the no-load voltage, which is the voltage intercept when the current on the approximate straight line obtained by statistical processing using the least-squares method for multiple sets of data is zero. And a step of calculating the electromotive force by subtracting the polarization voltage from the no-load voltage.
- the polarization voltage is calculated based on the amount of change in the integrated capacity, so that the calculation accuracy of the polarization voltage is improved, and the calculation accuracy of the battery electromotive force (equilibrium potential) obtained by subtracting the polarization voltage from the no-load voltage is also improved.
- the step of calculating the electromotive force preferably includes a step of performing a time delay process on the amount of change in the integrated capacity.
- the first and second methods for estimating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery it is preferable to perform an averaging process by filtering together with a time delay process for a change amount of the integrated capacity. According to this method, it is possible to reduce the fluctuation component of the integrated capacitance that is unnecessary for the calculation of the polarization voltage.
- the step of calculating the electromotive force preferably includes a step of performing a time delay process on the polarization voltage.
- the time between the no-load voltage and the polarization voltage is adjusted, and an appropriate electromotive force can be calculated.
- the first and second methods for estimating the state of charge of the secondary battery further include a step of selecting the acquired plural sets of data based on predetermined selection conditions. And the discharge side is within a predetermined range, the number of sets of data is greater than or equal to a predetermined number on the charge side and the discharge side, and the change amount of the integrated capacity during the acquisition of a plurality of sets of data is within the predetermined range. , It is preferable to select a plurality of sets of data.
- a plurality of sets of data can be obtained uniformly on the discharging side and the charging side and without being affected by the amount of change in the integrated capacity.
- the first and second methods for estimating the state of charge of the secondary battery further include a step of determining whether the calculated no-load voltage is valid based on a predetermined determination condition. If the variance of the multiple sets of data with respect to the approximate straight line obtained by performing statistical processing using the multiplication method is within a predetermined range, or the correlation coefficient between the approximate straight line and the multiple sets of data is equal to or greater than a predetermined value. In some cases, it is preferable to make the calculated no-load voltage valid. According to this method, the calculation accuracy of the no-load voltage can be improved.
- the secondary battery is a nickel-hydrogen secondary battery.
- a first battery pack system includes a computer system that executes a second remaining capacity estimation method for a secondary battery, and a battery pack. .
- a first electric vehicle includes a first battery pack system mounted thereon.
- a first apparatus for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery includes: a current measuring unit that measures a current flowing through the secondary battery as a current value; A voltage measurement unit that measures the terminal voltage of the secondary battery as voltage data, current data from the current measurement unit, and voltage from the voltage measurement unit An electromotive force calculator that calculates the electromotive force of the secondary battery based on multiple sets of data from the day and night, and a correction amount for the current integration coefficient is determined according to the electromotive force from the electromotive force calculator. An adder that outputs a current integration coefficient based on the correction amount and the charging efficiency from the current integration coefficient correction unit, and a current integration coefficient from the adder.
- the second remaining capacity estimating device for a secondary battery includes: A current measurement unit that consists of a combination of multiple cells as secondary batteries and measures the current flowing through the battery pack used in the intermediate charge state as current data, and the terminal voltage of the secondary battery corresponding to the current Is measured as voltage data A voltage measuring unit; an electromotive force calculating unit that calculates an electromotive force of the secondary battery based on a plurality of sets of data of current data from the current measuring unit and voltage data from the voltage measuring unit; Current correction coefficient correction unit that determines the correction amount for the current integration coefficient according to the electromotive force from the unit, and an adder that outputs the current integration coefficient from the correction amount and the charging efficiency from the current integration coefficient correction unit And a remaining capacity estimator for multiplying the current data by the current integration coefficient from the adder and estimating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery by current integration.
- the first and second devices for estimating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery further include a temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature of the secondary battery as temperature data, a temperature from the temperature measurement unit, It is preferable to include a charging efficiency calculating section that calculates charging efficiency during charging based on the current from the current measuring section and the estimated remaining capacity from the remaining capacity estimating section.
- the accuracy of calculating the integrated capacity can be improved by feeding back the battery temperature change and the estimated remaining capacity value to the charging efficiency.
- the remaining capacity estimating devices for the first and second secondary batteries further calculate the remaining capacity from the estimated remaining capacity based on a reference table or equation that stores the characteristics of the electromotive force with respect to the remaining capacity.
- An estimated electromotive force calculator for calculating the estimated electromotive force is provided, and the current integration coefficient correction unit preferably determines the correction amount based on a difference value between the electromotive force from the electromotive force calculator and the estimated electromotive force.
- the estimated value of the remaining capacity is fed back as the estimated electromotive force, and the difference between the calculated electromotive force and the estimated electromotive force is controlled so as to be zero. Can be improved.
- the electromotive force calculation unit is configured to perform the operation when the current on the approximate straight line obtained by the statistical processing using the least squares method for the plurality of data sets is zero. It is preferable to obtain a no-load voltage, which is a voltage intercept, and calculate the no-load voltage as an electromotive force.
- the electromotive force calculation unit calculates a change amount of the integrated capacity in the past predetermined period from the current data;
- a polarization voltage calculator that calculates a polarization voltage based on the amount of change in the integrated capacity, and a current in an approximate straight line obtained by statistical processing using the least square method for a plurality of sets of data. It is preferable to include a no-load voltage calculation unit that calculates a no-load voltage, which is a voltage intercept at zero, and a subtractor that subtracts the polarization voltage from the no-load voltage and outputs an electromotive force.
- the polarization voltage is calculated based on the amount of change in the integrated capacity, the calculation accuracy of the polarization voltage is improved, and the calculation accuracy of the battery electromotive force (equilibrium potential) obtained by subtracting the polarization voltage from the no-load voltage is also improved. It will be possible to estimate SOC with high accuracy.
- the apparatus for estimating the remaining capacity of the first or second secondary battery further includes a first arithmetic processing unit that performs a time delay process on a change amount of the integrated capacity from the change capacity calculation unit.
- the first arithmetic processing unit performs an averaging process on the amount of change in the integrated capacity by filtering along with a time delay process. It is preferable to apply.
- the apparatus for estimating the remaining capacity of the first or second secondary battery further includes a second arithmetic processing unit that performs a time delay process on the polarization voltage.
- time adjustment between the no-load voltage and the polarization voltage can be performed, and an appropriate electromotive force can be calculated.
- the second arithmetic processing unit performs an averaging process by filtering together with the time delay process.
- the apparatus for estimating the remaining capacity of the first or second secondary battery further includes a set data selection unit that selects a plurality of sets of data based on predetermined selection conditions and outputs the set data to a no-load voltage calculation unit.
- the set data selection unit determines that the current value is within a predetermined range on the charging side and the discharging side as a predetermined selection condition, and that the number of sets of plural data is equal to or more than the predetermined number on the charging side and the discharging side. It is preferable to select a plurality of sets of data when the amount of change in the integrated capacity during the acquisition of the sets of data is within a predetermined range.
- the first or second device for estimating the remaining capacity of the secondary battery further includes a no-load estimating unit that determines whether the no-load voltage calculated by the no-load voltage calculating unit is valid based on a predetermined judgment condition.
- a voltage determination unit wherein the no-load voltage determination unit has a predetermined determination condition in which a variance value of a plurality of sets of data with respect to an approximate straight line obtained by performing statistical processing using the least squares method is within a predetermined range.
- the correlation coefficient between the approximate straight line and the plurality of sets of data is equal to or more than a predetermined value, it is preferable to make the calculated no-load voltage valid.
- the secondary battery is a nickel-hydrogen secondary battery.
- a second battery pack system includes a second secondary battery remaining capacity estimation device and a battery pack.
- the second remaining capacity estimating device of the secondary battery is configured as a combination system.
- a second electric vehicle is characterized in that a second battery pack system is mounted.
- a second battery pack system is mounted.
- S OC control can be performed. In other words, if it is determined that S ⁇ C (estimated SOC value) estimated by calculation is higher than the true SOC (true SOC value), the charging efficiency is subtracted by the correction amount of the current multiplication coefficient. During subsequent integrations, the SOC estimate will be lower than the previous integration, and will approach the SOC true value.
- the charging efficiency is added by the correction amount of the current integration coefficient, so that the SOC estimated value increases in the subsequent integration from the previous integration. Therefore, it will approach the SOC true value. Therefore, by continuing this control, the SOC estimated value and the SOC true value are always managed in the same direction, and the deviation of the S ⁇ C estimated value from the S ⁇ C true value is reduced. The accuracy of management can be greatly improved.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one configuration example of the battery pack system according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a set of voltage data V (n) and current data I (n), and an approximate straight line for obtaining the no-load voltage V0 by statistical processing.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in the method for estimating a remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a battery pack system according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 shows a method for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- 5 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a battery pack system according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a change amount of the integrated capacitance and a time change of the polarization voltage V p01 in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in the method for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 shows the time change of the no-load voltage V 0, the electromotive force V eq, the current integration coefficient k, the SOC true value (S OC t), and the estimated SOC value (S ⁇ C es) in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the convergence of the estimated S ⁇ C value when the initial value at the time of SOC estimation is changed in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a battery pack system according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in the method for estimating the state of charge of a secondary battery according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one configuration example of the battery pack system 1A according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- a battery pack system 1A includes a battery pack 100 and a battery ECU 101A including a remaining capacity estimation device according to the present invention as a part of a microcomputer system.
- the battery pack 100 When the battery pack 100 is mounted on an HEV or the like, it usually In order to obtain a predetermined output, a plurality of battery cells (cells) in which a plurality of cells, for example, nickel-hydrogen batteries are electrically connected in series, are further electrically connected in series.
- a plurality of battery cells in which a plurality of cells, for example, nickel-hydrogen batteries are electrically connected in series, are further electrically connected in series.
- a voltage measuring unit 102 measures a terminal voltage of the secondary battery 100 detected by a voltage sensor (not shown) as a voltage V (n) at a predetermined sampling cycle.
- Reference numeral 103 denotes a charge / discharge current of the secondary battery 100 detected by a current sensor (not shown) at a predetermined sampling cycle, and current data I (n) (the sign indicates whether the charging direction or the discharging direction).
- Reference numeral 104 denotes a temperature measuring unit which measures the temperature of the secondary battery 100 detected by a temperature sensor (not shown) as temperature data T (n).
- Reference numeral 105 denotes an electromotive force calculation unit, which is composed of a group selection unit 106, a no-load voltage calculation unit 107, and a no-load voltage determination unit 108.
- the voltage data V (n) from the voltage measurement unit 102 and the current data I (n) from the current measurement unit 103 are input to the group data selection unit 106 as group data.
- the value of the current data I (n) in the charging direction (1) and the discharging direction (+) is within a predetermined range (for example, ⁇ 50 A).
- the number of current data I (n) in the direction and the discharge direction is a predetermined number or more (for example, 10 out of 60 samples each), and the change amount of the integrated capacity during acquisition of the set data is within a predetermined range (for example, 0.3 Ah), it is determined that the set data of the voltage data V (n) and the current data I (n) is valid, and by selecting them, the valid set data S (V (n), Output as I (n)).
- the valid group data S (V (n), I (n)) from the group data selection unit 106 is input to the no-load voltage calculation unit 107.
- the first-order voltage-current straight line (approximate straight line) is obtained by statistical processing using the least squares method, and the no-load voltage V 0, which is the voltage value (voltage (V) intercept) when the current is zero, is calculated.
- the no-load voltage V 0 from the no-load voltage calculation unit 107 is input to the no-load voltage determination unit 108.
- the no-load voltage judgment unit 108 obtains, as a judgment condition, the variance of the set data S (V (n), I (n)) with respect to the approximate straight line, and this variance falls within a predetermined range. Or the correlation coefficient between the approximate straight line and the set data S (V (n), I (n)) is calculated.If the correlation coefficient is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the calculated no-load voltage V It determines that 0 is valid and outputs it as the battery electromotive force V eq.
- the electromotive force V e Q from the electromotive force calculation section 105 is input to the current integration coefficient correction section 109.
- a correction amount for the current integration coefficient k is determined according to the electromotive force VeQ.
- the correction amount ⁇ for the electromotive force Veq is expressed by a linear equation, and this linear equation is determined in consideration of the convergence of the system.
- the correction amount ⁇ obtained by the current integration coefficient correction unit 109 is added, subtracted, or multiplied by the charge efficiency 7? Output from the charge efficiency calculation unit 110 by the adder 111, and
- the current integration coefficient is k.
- the current integration coefficient k from the adder 111 is input to the remaining capacity estimator 112.
- the remaining capacity estimating section the current data I (n) from the current measuring section 103 is multiplied by the current integration coefficient k, and the remaining capacity S OC is estimated by current integration in a predetermined period.
- the SOC estimation value is input to the charging efficiency calculation unit 110 described above.
- the characteristic of the charging efficiency 77 with respect to the SOC estimation value using temperature as a parameter is stored in advance. From the curve, based on the temperature data T (n) measured by the temperature measurement unit 104, the charging efficiency? 7 is calculated. When the battery pack 100 is in a discharged state, the charging efficiency 7? When the battery pack 100 is in a charged state, the charge efficiency? Calculated by the charge efficiency calculator 110 is used.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in the method for estimating a remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- voltage data V (n) and current data I (n) are measured as a set of data (S301).
- step S301 voltage data V (n) and current data I (n) measured in step S301.
- step S302 it is determined whether the selection condition is satisfied (S302). If the sorting condition is not satisfied in the judgment in step S302 (No), the flow returns to step S301, and the set data of the voltage data V (n) and the current data I (n) is measured again.
- step S302 determines whether the sorting condition is satisfied (Yes;). If it is determined in step S302 that the sorting condition is satisfied (Yes;), the process proceeds to step S303, and a plurality (for example, 10 in each of the charging and discharging directions in the 60 samples) is performed. To obtain the effective set S (V (n), I (n)) of the set (S303).
- a first-order approximate straight line (V-I straight line) is obtained from the valid set data S (V (n), I (n)) by gun metering using the least squares method.
- the V-intercept is calculated as the no-load voltage V0 (S304).
- step S304 in order to check whether or not the no-load voltage V 0 calculated in step S 304 is valid, it is determined whether or not it satisfies the above-described determination condition (S 3 ′ 0 5). If it is determined in step S305 that the determination condition is not satisfied (No), the process returns to step S303, and another set (eg, another 10 pieces of 60 samples) of valid set data S (V (n), I (n)) are obtained, and steps S 304 and S 305 are repeated. On the other hand, if the calculated no-load voltage V 0 satisfies the judgment condition (Yes) in the judgment of step S305, The electromotive force is Ve Q.
- the correction amount ⁇ for the current integration coefficient k is calculated according to the electromotive force V e Q (S306). Also, based on the measured temperature data ( ⁇ ), the charging efficiency is calculated from the currently estimated remaining capacity S ⁇ C (estimated SOC value) (S307). Next, the current integration efficiency k is calculated by adding the correction amount ⁇ obtained in step S306 and the charging efficiency 77 obtained in step S307 (S308). Lastly, the current data I (n) is multiplied by the current integration coefficient k, and the remaining capacity S OC is estimated by current integration over a predetermined period (S309).
- the present embodiment by correcting the current integration coefficient k according to the battery electromotive force Ve q and estimating the SOC by current integration, the error due to current integration in the S ⁇ c intermediate region is reduced. It is no longer accumulated, and it is possible to estimate SOC with high accuracy.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a battery pack system according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the same components as those in FIG. 1 showing the configuration of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- a battery ECU 101B is configured by adding an estimated electromotive force calculation unit 113 and a subtractor 114 to the first embodiment.
- the estimated electromotive force calculator 113 calculates the estimated electromotive force Ves from the currently estimated SOC.
- the subtractor 114 subtracts the estimated electromotive force V es calculated by the estimated electromotive force calculation unit 113 from the electromotive force V e Q calculated by the electromotive force calculation unit 105 to obtain an electromotive force deviation Vd. Output to the current integration coefficient correction unit 109.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in the method for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the same processing steps as those in FIG. 3 showing the processing procedure of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- the steps up to the step of determining the no-load voltage V 0 are the same as those in the first embodiment, and thus description thereof is omitted. If the calculated no-load voltage V 0 satisfies the judgment condition (Y es) in the judgment of step S 305, a reference table or an expression storing the characteristics of the electromotive force with respect to the remaining capacity obtained in advance. Based on the SOC, the estimated electromotive force Ves is calculated from the estimated SOC value (S501). Next, the estimated electromotive force Ves is subtracted from the electromotive force VeQ determined in step S305 to calculate an electromotive force deviation Vd (S502). Next, a correction amount ⁇ for the current integration coefficient k is calculated according to the electromotive force deviation Vd (S503).
- the SOC estimation value is fed back as the estimated electromotive force Ves, and the control is performed so that the difference value between the calculated electromotive force VeQ and the estimated electromotive force Ves becomes zero.
- the calculation accuracy of the integrated capacity can be further improved.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a battery pack system 1C according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the same components as those in FIG. 4 showing the configuration of the second embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the electromotive force calculation unit 105 of the second embodiment includes a change capacity calculation unit 115, a first arithmetic processing unit 116, a polarization voltage calculation unit 117, A battery ECU 110 C is configured as an electromotive force calculation unit 105 ′ by adding a subtractor 118.
- the change capacity calculator 115 calculates the change amount of the integrated capacity during a predetermined period in the past (for example, one minute) from the current data I (n).
- the first arithmetic processing unit 1 16 functions as a low-pass filter (LPF), and is obtained by the amount of change in the integrated capacitance from the variable capacitance calculation unit 115 and the subsequent polarization voltage calculation unit 117 LPF (AQ) is performed by performing a time delay process to adjust the timing with the polarization voltage Vp 0 1 and an averaging process to remove the fluctuation component corresponding to the unnecessary high frequency component in the change amount of the integrated capacitance.
- LPF low-pass filter
- the polarization voltage Vp o1 changes several tens of seconds behind the change amount ⁇ Q of the integrated capacity during the past minute.
- the time constant of LPF constituting the first arithmetic processing unit 1 16 (in this embodiment, LPF is constituted by a first-order delay element) is determined.
- the first-order lag element is calculated, and the correlation coefficient between L PF (AQ) and the polarization voltage Vp o 1 is determined to be the maximum.
- the polarization voltage calculator 1 17 calculates the polarization voltage V po 1 from the characteristic curve or the expression for the LPF (AQ) with temperature as a parameter, which is stored in advance in the lookup table (LUT) 1 17 1.
- the polarization voltage Vp o1 is calculated based on the temperature data T (n) measured by the temperature measurement unit 104.
- the subtracter 1 18 subtracts the polarization voltage V po 1 from the effective electromotive force V 0 OK and outputs the result as an electromotive force V e Q.
- FIG. 8 shows a method for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- 6 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in. Note that, in FIG. 8, the same processing steps as those in FIG. 5 showing the processing procedure of the second embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- the steps up to the step of determining the no-load voltage V 0 are the same as those in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- the amount of change in the integrated capacity during a predetermined period in the past is obtained from the current data I (n) measured in step S301 (S101).
- a filtering process time delay and averaging process
- LPF (AQ) LPF
- the polarization voltage Vp ⁇ 1 is used as a parameter based on the temperature data T. (n) based on a lookup table or equation in which the LPF (AQ) characteristic data is stored in advance.
- the polarization voltage V po 1 is calculated (S 1003).
- step S305 the effective no-load voltage V0 determined in step S305.
- the polarization voltage V po 1 calculated in step S 100 3 is subtracted from ⁇ to calculate an electromotive force V eq (S 100 4).
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the time variation of the no-load voltage V 0, the electromotive force V eQ, the current integration coefficient k, the SOC true value (SOCt), and the estimated SOC value (SOCes).
- the electromotive force V eq is obtained by subtracting the polarization voltage V po 1 from the no-load voltage V 0, and the SOC is estimated using the current integration coefficient k corrected according to the electromotive force V eq. It can be seen that the SOC estimation value S 0 C es follows the S ⁇ C true value S OC t.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the convergence of the estimated S OC value when the initial value at the time of estimating the S OC is changed.
- P 0 has an initial value of 3.9
- P leak 2/12614
- PI has an initial value of 6.5 Ah
- P 2 has an initial value of 5.2 Ah
- P 3 has an initial value of 2.6 Ah
- P 4 has This is a plot showing the temporal change of the estimated value of S 0 C when the initial value is 1.3 Ah.
- the initial value is ⁇ 2.6 Ah (approximately ⁇ 67% error) with respect to the true value (3.9 Ah)
- the SOC estimate converged to 0.2 Ah (approximately ⁇ 15% error) from the true value (1.3 Ah).
- the polarization voltage Vp o 1 is calculated based on the change amount AQ of the integrated capacitance, so that the calculation accuracy of the polarization voltage V p o 1 is improved, and the no-load voltage V 0
- the calculation accuracy of the battery electromotive force V e Q obtained by subtracting the polarization voltage Vp o 1 is also improved, so that highly accurate SOC estimation can be performed.
- the polarization voltage Vp o 1 having a delay time with respect to the change amount of the integrated capacity ⁇ (3 is integrated. The calculation can be performed by following the change amount ⁇ of the capacitance in real time, and the fluctuation component of the integrated capacitance unnecessary for the calculation of the polarization voltage Vp ⁇ 1 can be reduced.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing one configuration example of a battery pack system 1D according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the same components as those in FIG. 6 showing the configuration of the third embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- the first arithmetic processing unit 115 is deleted, and a second arithmetic processing unit 119 is provided instead.
- the battery ECU 10 ID is configured as the electromotive force calculation unit 105 ′′.
- the second processing unit 1 1 9 functions as a low-pass filter (LPF) And a time delay process for performing timing alignment between the polarization voltage Vp o 1 from the polarization voltage calculation unit 117 and the effective no-load voltage V 0 OK from the no-load voltage determination unit 108, and polarization.
- An averaging process for removing a fluctuation component corresponding to an unnecessary high-frequency component in the voltage Vp o 1 is performed, and the result is output as LPF (Vp 0 1).
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure in the method for estimating the remaining capacity of a secondary battery according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the same processing steps as those in FIG. 8 showing the processing procedure of the third embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- the reference voltage in which the polarization voltage Vp o 1- ⁇ ⁇ 3 characteristic data using temperature data — evening T (n) as a parameter is stored in advance.
- the polarization voltage Vp o1 is calculated based on a single table or an equation (S12201).
- a filtering process time delay and averaging process
- an LPF Vpo1
- the effective no-load voltage V 0 determined in step S305.
- the electromotive force V eq is calculated by subtracting the polarization voltage LPF (Vp o 1) after the filtering process calculated in step S 1202 from K.
- the polarization voltage Vp o1 By performing the ringing process (time delay and averaging process), the time between the no-load voltage V0 and the polarization voltage Vpo1 can be adjusted, and an appropriate electromotive force Veq can be calculated. The fluctuation component of the polarization voltage VPo 1 unnecessary for calculation of the electromotive force Ve q can be reduced.
- the predetermined period for calculating the change amount Q of the integrated capacity is, for example, one minute.However, when the battery pack system is mounted on an HEV or the like, It may be changed according to the running state of the vehicle. That is, if the secondary battery is frequently charged and discharged, the above-mentioned predetermined period should be set short, and if the secondary battery is not frequently charged and discharged, the above-mentioned predetermined period should be set long. Thus, the polarization voltage can be optimally estimated according to the actual running state.
- the SOC after self-discharge due to long-term storage can be easily estimated, and it is not necessary to initialize the SOC by performing full discharge or full charge periodically.
- accurate S ⁇ C control can be performed based on the S ⁇ C estimated with high accuracy. In other words, if it is determined that the estimated SOC value is higher than the true SOC value, the charging efficiency is subtracted by the correction amount of the current integration coefficient, so that during the subsequent integration, the estimated SOC value is smaller than the previous integration. Also decreases, so that it approaches the S OC true value.
- the charging efficiency is added by the correction amount of the current integration coefficient, so that during the subsequent integration, the estimated SOC value is equal to the previous integrated value. Again, so it will still approach the SOC true value. Therefore, this control , The S0C estimated value and the S ⁇ C true value are always managed in the same direction, and the deviation of the SOC estimated value from the SOC true value is reduced. Can be improved.
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