Patent classifications
H02J7/00711
Battery Charging Method, Device, and Readable Storage Medium
Disclosed is a battery charging method, a device, and a readable storage medium. The battery charging method includes: acquiring the current actual capacity of a battery; and determining, according to the current actual capacity of the battery, a charging current of the battery at a constant-current charging stage. The method can obtain the current actual capacity of a battery by means of continuously measuring the capacity of the battery, and continuously adjust, according to the actual capacity, a charging current of the battery at a constant-current charging stage, thereby slowing down the aging and attenuation of the battery to the greatest extent and prolonging the service life of the battery.
ADAPTIVE BATTERY CHARGING BASED ON RELAXATION VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS
Disclosed are methods, systems, and devices to adaptively charge a battery. Charging current is applied to charge the battery. After application of the charging current, at least one discharging pulse is applied to the battery, and in response to application of the at least one discharging pulse, a first value and a second value of a relaxation voltage of the battery is determined. The first value corresponds to a maximum value of the relaxation voltage, and the second value corresponds to a value of the relaxation voltage determined after a particular wait period following the application of the at least one discharging pulse. Based on a difference between the first value and the second value of the relaxation voltage, one or more charging parameters are adapted, and the battery is charged based on the adapted one or more charging parameters.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR BATTERY CHARGING USING CIRCUIT MODELING
A system for charging a battery comprising a first switch operably coupled with a power supply. An inductive element, which may be a part of filter, is in operable communication with the switch. The system includes a processor in communication with the switch and in communication with a model of the inductive element. The processor is configured to execute instructions to control the switch to generate a sequence of pulses at the first inductive element to produce a shaped charge waveform responsive to running the model to generate the shaped charge waveform.
Surgical device drive system including a ratchet mechanism
A surgical device drive system comprising a gear coupled to a drive train is disclosed. The gear is configured to transmit a proximal retraction motion to a drive member. The surgical device drive system further comprises a control system coupled to the gear, and a manual input device comprising an input component and a ratchet mechanism. The input component is selectively coupled to the gear by the ratchet mechanism. The drive train is operable in a distal advancement direction and in a proximal retraction direction. In a first state, the control system is configured to drive the gear and the drive train in the distal advancement direction and the proximal retraction direction. In a second state, the manual input device is configured to drive the gear and the drive train in the proximal retraction direction, but not the distal advancement direction, using the ratchet mechanism.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR CHARGING BATTERY BASED ON VOLTAGE OF INTERFACE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SAME
Disclosed are an electronic device for charging a battery based on a voltage of an interface and a method for controlling the same. The electronic device for charging a battery based on a voltage of an interface, according to an embodiment, may include: an interface comprising a conductive piece, a current reference control circuit; and a charging current control circuit configured to control the magnitude of a charging current applied to the interface, based on a control signal resulting from a comparison between a charging current value applied to the interface and a first critical current value configured in the current reference control circuit, wherein the current reference control circuit is configured to, based on a voltage value applied to the interface reaching a first critical voltage value, gradually decrease the first critical current value until the voltage value applied to the interface falls below the first critical voltage value, and maintain the first critical current value based on the voltage value applied to the interface being less than the first critical voltage value.
Futures margin modeling system having seasonality detection
A physical container (e.g., a battery) may be filled up (charged) or emptied (discharged) with energy commensurate with requirements to post a particular amount of collateral. The disclosure provides computing systems and methods for processing data using a novel combination of wavelet techniques and rolling techniques to more efficiently detect seasonality in particular products (e.g., energy products) to more accurately model and determine collateral/margin requirements. A clearinghouse computing device may be configured to generate a margin requirement for a portfolio of products and may include a processor to process instructions that cause the clearinghouse computing device to perform wavelet decomposition and rolling methods on a historical database of records.
Control pilot wake-up circuit for on-board charger
An on-board charger (OBC) for an electric vehicle includes a charge unit, a controller, and a control pilot (CP) wake-up circuit. The charge unit is operable for receiving energy from an EVSE for charging a traction battery of the vehicle. The controller while awake can control the charge unit to charge the battery with energy from the EVSE. The CP wake-up circuit receives a control pilot (CP) signal from the EVSE, detects for a change in a current state of the CP signal while the controller is asleep, and generates a wake-up signal for waking up the controller in response to the current state of the CP signal changing to a new state. The CP wake-up circuit includes first/second detector circuits usable for detecting for a change in the current state of the CP signal to a first/second new state.
PULSED CHARGING AND HEATING TECHNIQUES FOR ENERGY SOURCES
Embodiments that provide advanced charging of energy source arrangements for energy storage applications are disclosed. The embodiments can be used within energy storage systems having a cascaded arrangement of converter modules. The embodiments can include the application of pulses to an energy source of each module of the system. The pulses can be applied for charging and preheating purposes. Feedback based pulse control embodiments are also disclosed.
Battery charging with charging parameters sweep
Methods, systems, and computer-readable media may charge a battery. A value of at least one battery parameter is determined, and a range of values to which the value of the at least one battery parameter corresponds to is identified. Based on the identified range of values, a set of values for at least one charging parameter is determined, and a battery is charged while a value of the at least one charging parameter is swept among the set of values.
METHOD OF CHARGING A PLURALITY OF BATTERIES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE APPLYING THE METHOD
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a charger, a first battery pack electrically connected to the charger through a first path, a second battery pack electrically connected to the charger through a second path having a higher impedance than the first path, and a processor electrically connected to the charger, the first battery pack, and the second battery pack. The processor is configured to activate a constant current function of a first load switch included in the first battery pack when a first condition is satisfied, and to allow the charger to decrease an output current of the charger until the constant current function of the first load switch is deactivated.