Lithium ion battery over-discharge zero-voltage time prediction method
A technology of time prediction and over-discharge, applied in the direction of measuring electricity, measuring devices, measuring electrical variables, etc., can solve the problem of zero-voltage time qualitative when the battery is not over-discharged
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[0040] Taking a commercial soft-pack lithium-ion battery as an example, the sample information is shown in Table 1, and the verification test steps and results are as follows:
[0041] Table 1 Battery cell sample information table
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[0043] Carry out over-discharge zero-voltage time prediction to this section lithium-ion battery by the prediction step described in the present invention:
[0044] a) Charge to the highest voltage V specified by the company with a current value of 10.0A corresponding to the rated capacity of the monomer max = 4.2V;
[0045] b) Stand still to stabilize the battery voltage;
[0046] c) Discharge to the minimum voltage V specified by the company with a current value of 10.0A corresponding to the rated capacity of the monomer cut off = 2.5V;
[0047] d) record step c) released capacity value 10.5, denoted as C 标 ;
[0048] e) Stand still to stabilize the battery voltage;
[0049] f) with C 标 The size corresponds to the current valu...
Embodiment 2
[0078] Taking a commercial 18650 cylindrical lithium-ion battery as an example, the sample information is shown in Table 2, and the verification test steps and results are as follows:
[0079] Table 2 battery cell sample information table
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[0082] Steps for predicting the over-discharge zero-voltage time of this lithium-ion battery:
[0083] a) Charge the battery to the maximum voltage V of the battery specified by the company with a current value of 2.55A corresponding to the rated capacity of the battery max = 4.20V;
[0084] b) Stand still to stabilize the battery voltage;
[0085] c) Discharge to the minimum voltage V specified by the company with a current value of 2.55A corresponding to the rated capacity of the monomer cut off = 2.75V;
[0086] d) Record the released capacity value of step c) 2.60Ah, denoted as C 标 ;
[0087] e) Stand still to stabilize the battery voltage;
[0088] f) with C 标 The size corresponds to the current value of...
Embodiment 3
[0100] Taking a commercial prismatic lithium-ion battery as an example, the sample information is shown in Table 3, and the verification test steps and results are as follows:
[0101] Table 3 battery cell sample information table
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[0104] Steps for predicting the over-discharge zero-voltage time of this lithium-ion battery:
[0105] a) Charge to the maximum voltage V specified by the company with a current value of 35A corresponding to the rated capacity of the monomer max = 4.20V;
[0106] b) Stand still to stabilize the battery voltage;
[0107] c) Discharge to the lowest voltage V specified by the company with a current value of 35A corresponding to the rated capacity of the monomer cut off = 3.0V;
[0108] d) Record the released capacity value of step c) 36Ah, denoted as C 标 ;
[0109] e) Stand still to stabilize the battery voltage;
[0110] f) with C 标 The size corresponds to the current value of 36A, charging to the highest voltage V spe...
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