H02J7/0069

RECOVERY PROCESSING METHOD OF LITHIUM ION BATTERY, CHARGE/DISCHARGE DEVICE AND STORAGE MEDIUM

A recovery processing method of a lithium ion battery of an embodiment is a processing method of recovering performance of the lithium ion battery. The recovery processing method of the lithium ion battery includes a process of holding an SOC of the lithium ion battery at a fixed value that is within a range of 10% to 70%. The SOC in the process is preferably set to equal to or smaller than a value in which a gradient of an SOC-voltage curve has a minimum value.

Electrical storage system for vehicle

An electrical storage system includes a main battery, an auxiliary battery, a bidirectional DC-DC converter and a controller. The bidirectional DC-DC converter is provided between the auxiliary battery and a power supply path from the main battery to a driving motor. The bidirectional DC-DC converter steps down an output voltage from the power supply path to the auxiliary battery, and steps up an output voltage from the auxiliary battery to the power supply path. The controller controls charging and discharging of the auxiliary battery. The controller, when an allowable output power of the main battery decreases and an electric power becomes insufficient for a required vehicle output, supplies an electric power to the power supply path by discharging the auxiliary battery by using the bidirectional DC-DC converter. The controller, when an allowable input power of the main battery decreases and a regenerated electric power generated by the driving motor is not entirely charged into the main battery, charges part of the regenerated electric power into the auxiliary battery by using the bidirectional DC-DC converter.

Battery charger with battery state detection

A battery charger and method is disclosed for detecting when a battery has a low state of health while simultaneously charging or maintaining the battery. A battery charger includes a processor; a non-transitory memory device; a power management device to receive an input power and to output a charging current; a pair of electrical conductors to electrically couple with a battery, and a display electrically coupled to the processor. The display being configured to indicate a bad battery indicator when the battery has a low state of health and whether the battery is good to start.

Device and method for charging a battery discharged beyond at least one operating threshold

Example implementations include obtaining charging power from a power source, obtaining a charging command, activating a trickle current to a battery, entering a first charging state in response to a condition that a voltage of the battery does not satisfy a deep discharge threshold, and entering a second charging state in response to a condition that a voltage of the battery satisfies a deep discharge threshold. Example implementations can further include supplying the trickle current in a burst to the battery in response to a condition that the voltage of the battery does not satisfy a fuel gauge threshold, upon entering the second charging state. Example implementations can further include supplying the trickle current continuously to the battery in response to a condition that the voltage of the battery satisfies the fuel gauge threshold, upon entering the second charging state.

Recovery Control Method for Secondary Battery, Recovery Control System for Secondary Battery, and Vehicle Control System
20230198033 · 2023-06-22 ·

In a recovery control method for a secondary battery that includes a positive electrode containing a positive electrode active material, a solid electrolyte, and a negative electrode containing a negative electrode active material containing at least a lithium metal or a lithium alloy, and is fastened from an outside, the recovery control method includes: measuring cell resistance of the secondary battery; calculating a recovery limit resistance value indicating an upper limit value of resistance that ensures recovering the secondary battery from a depth of charge/discharge of the secondary battery, a cell temperature of the secondary battery, and a pressure applied to the secondary battery; and inhibiting charging/discharging the secondary battery and executing recovery control that recovers the secondary battery when a resistance value of the cell resistance is equal to or less than the recovery limit resistance value.

Grid tied system controller including logic coupled to a photovoltaic station and an energy storage system

A battery energy storage system control system, including: logic coupled to a photovoltaic station and an energy storage system and executing a photovoltaic station capacity firming algorithm operable for making a combined output of the photovoltaic station and the energy storage system substantially constant such that power swings on an associated feeder system are avoided; logic coupled to the photovoltaic station and the energy storage system and executing a voltage support algorithm operable for holding point of common coupling voltage and phase values substantially equal to substation voltage and phase values via power injection or removal; and logic coupled to the photovoltaic station and the energy storage system and executing an energy time shift algorithm operable for storing energy during periods of relatively low demand and providing energy during periods of relatively high demand.

SYSTEM, A CONTROL UNIT AND A METHOD FOR CONTROLLING CAPACITORS IN THE SYSTEM IN AN AT LEAST PARTLY ELECTRICAL DRIVEN VEHICLE
20230182581 · 2023-06-15 · ·

A system for controlling capacitors comprised in an at least partly electrical driven vehicle. The system comprises a converter comprising a first capacitor connected to a first side of a three-phase bridge. The system comprises a third capacitor adapted to be controlled, via a first switch, to be either connected in parallel to or disconnected from the first capacitor. The system is adapted such that, when the converter is activated and is initiated to start operating or is currently operating, the first switch is in a closed position such that the third capacitor is connected. The system is further adapted such that, when the converter is inactivated and is not in operation, the first switch is in an open position such that the third capacitor is disconnected.

SECONDARY BATTERY CHARGING AND DISCHARGING SYSTEM INCLUDING INSULATION PAD AND TEMPERATURE CONTROL METHOD OF SECONDARY BATTERY CHARGING AND DISCHARGING USING THE SAME
20230187724 · 2023-06-15 · ·

A secondary battery charging and discharging system includes a tray configured to accommodate a plurality of battery cells, an insulation pad disposed in the tray, the insulation pad being disposable between the tray and an outermost battery cell among the plurality of battery cells so as to be contactable with one surface of the outermost battery cell, a charging and discharging part configured to be electrically connected to first and second electrode leads of the plurality of battery cells accommodated in the tray, and a cooler configured to cool the plurality of battery cells accommodated in the tray. A method of controlling an inner temperatures of a secondary battery charging and discharging system is also provided.

Electronic device charging system
09837835 · 2017-12-05 · ·

An electronic device. The electronic device may include a battery, and a charging system in electronic communication with the battery. The charging system may be configured to charge at least a partially-depleted battery to a threshold charge value, discontinue the charging in response to the battery being charged to the threshold charge value, and monitor the function of the electronic device to detect at least one of an anticipated event, and an unanticipated event of the electronic device. Additionally the charging system may be configured to recharge the battery in response to detecting one of: the anticipated event occurring a predetermined time subsequent to the recharging of the battery, or the unanticipated event occurring immediately before the recharging of the battery.

Mitigating premature wear out of a rechargeable battery

A computer-implemented method and information handling system manage a rate of decreasing full capacity of a rechargeable battery by using a projected/target rate of decreasing charge capacity for the battery. The method includes determining an actual rate of decreasing charge capacity of the battery, comparing the actual rate of decreasing charge capacity to the projected/target rate of decreasing charge capacity to determine whether the actual rate of decreasing charge capacity is greater than the projected rate of decreasing charge capacity, and if the actual rate of decreasing charge capacity is greater than the projected/target rate of decreasing charge capacity, modifying one or more variable parameters to slow down the actual rate of decreasing charge capacity of the battery such that the actual rate of decreasing charge capacity remains within a range of the projected/target rate of decreasing charge capacity, and charging and discharging the battery using the modified parameters.