Among them,
lithium batteries are widely used nowadays, and the existing
lithium battery management system monitors the
battery voltage by measuring the voltage between the positive and negative terminals of the battery regardless of the
state of charge or
discharge. The voltage is the sum of the voltage corresponding to the
electromotive force of the battery plus the
voltage drop generated on the
internal resistance of the battery when the current flows. Therefore, the voltage measured between the positive and negative terminals of the battery will vary with the measurement time. Affected by the size of the current used, regardless of the current used by the
energy storage device or the vehicle is changing at any time, but the
current management system measures the voltage of each battery using a sequential measurement method, not measuring the voltage of each point at the same time, especially for
lithium-iron batteries. When in use, the
voltage drop from full load to 90% of the use is less than 10% relative to the
voltage drop, and the minimum difference in the corresponding current change is often more than 10 times, so this current change is reflected in the
internal resistance of the battery. The change in voltage drop is several times greater than the change in
electromotive force generated by the difference in battery power. As a result, under the condition of such battery power changes, the
current voltage monitoring cannot correctly measure the battery status.
[0004] Furthermore, in the charging or discharging process of the existing battery management system, if one (or several) batteries are fully charged, the charge balance function will be activated to wait for the other batteries to be fully charged before
cutting off the power. If these balancing devices To completely fill the battery demand, a lot of energy must be consumed. In the battery management of low-
power battery packs, the
impact is relatively low, such as the battery management system of laptops or notebook computers (when the power is about 100 watts, the load does not change much). However, when the power of the battery used by the
energy storage device or the vehicle exceeds several thousand watts, to fully meet the battery demand, the battery management system needs a very high power value, so the cost of the battery management system is high and the volume will increase significantly , will cause a lot of heat, so it is difficult for the current
marketed products to meet the above-mentioned
higher power requirements. In addition, in the process of use, as long as the battery with a small storage capacity in the
battery pack is fully discharged, the entire
battery pack cannot be used. Continue to use, so a lot of energy is wasted when charging, and the battery can't be used even if it is overcharged
[0005] In addition, the high-voltage battery used in electric vehicles or
hybrid vehicles is a battery pack formed by connecting multiple batteries in series. The
high voltage is obtained by connecting the batteries in series. In this way, each battery is equipped with a balancing module or a monitoring module, which will As a result, the battery management system needs a large-area circuit to set up a plurality of balancing modules or monitoring modules to monitor the batteries at each level. Such a conventional battery management system will increase the circuit area and increase the
circuit complexity.
[0006] The circuit structure of the existing battery management system is not easy to accurately judge the
overcharge and
discharge status of the battery pack, and the circuit is complicated. When the balance function is activated, a large amount of energy will be consumed and
high heat will be generated. Therefore, a large heat dissipation device is required, otherwise the
failure rate will be reduced. High, resulting in high cost of the existing battery management system and a lot of energy wasted in the charging and discharging process. In addition, in the case of inaccurate measurement of the battery state, the battery is placed on the edge of
high voltage charging or over-discharging. long, resulting in shortened battery life