Electric current balancing method and system for multi-battery or multi-battery-pack parallel connection charging or discharging
A current balancing and charging current technology, applied in battery energy storage and application, in the field of current balancing in parallel charging or discharging of multiple batteries or multiple battery packs.
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[0020] (1) Embodiment 1: Each battery pack or battery packs are discharged in parallel
[0021] Assume cells or packs 1 through N are all 10V, and only pack 2 is at 10.5V. When discharging in parallel, the discharge currents of the branches 1 of the batteries or battery packs 1, 3, 4, ... N are all equal, equal to 100A. The voltage of the battery or battery pack 2 is relatively high, so its branch 1 discharge current will be higher than 100A, let's say 120A. At this time, the method of current sharing is: to control the branch 1 switch of the battery or battery pack 2 with a certain pulse width, such as 80%, and the switch is disconnected for 20% of the time, thereby forcing the current to flow through the branch. 2. Assume that the voltage drop of the step-down component is 1V, so that during the time when 20% of the current in branch 2 flows, the current in branch 2 is actually relatively small, for example, only 10A. Then the actual output current of the battery or the b...
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[0022] (2) Embodiment 2: Each battery pack or battery packs are charged in parallel
[0023] Assume cells or packs 1 to N are all 10V, and only pack 2 is 9.5V. When charging in parallel, the charging currents of the branches 1 of the batteries or battery packs 1, 3, 4, ... N are all equal, equal to 100A. The voltage of the battery or battery pack 2 is relatively low, so its branch 1 charging current will be higher than 100A, let's say 120A. At this time, the method of current sharing is: to control the branch 1 switch of the battery or battery pack 2 with a certain pulse width, such as 80%, and the switch is disconnected for 20% of the time, thereby forcing the current to flow through the branch. 2. Assume that the voltage drop of the step-down component is 1V, so that during the time when 20% of the current in branch 2 flows, the current in branch 2 is actually relatively small, for example, only 10A. Then the actual charging current of the battery or the battery pack 2 is...
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