Battery charging control method and system of mass fitting charging curve
A battery charging and charging curve technology, applied in secondary battery charging/discharging, battery circuit devices, secondary batteries, etc., can solve problems such as battery performance degradation, poor charging effect, battery electrolyte gas evolution reaction temperature, etc.
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[0031] According to Maas's law, during the constant current charging process of the battery, its capacity can only be charged to a certain value. The larger the constant current value, the lower the upper limit of the capacity that can be charged. During the process, the charging current should decrease exponentially, refer to figure 1 (a) is the Maas charge curve. The formula for Maas' Law is as follows:
[0032] I=I o exp(-at);
[0033] a=I o / C;
[0034] Among them, I t The charging current acceptable to the battery at any time, I o is the initial acceptable charging current, a is the decay rate constant or charge ratio constant, and C is the discharged capacity, that is, the required charging capacity.
[0035] Maas's three laws describe a:
[0036] (1) a is inversely proportional to the square root of the discharged capacity C:
[0037] (2) a and discharge current I d The logarithm of is proportional to:
[0038] (3) The acceptable charging current is the s...
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