Battery control system and vehicle
a battery control system and battery technology, applied in the direction of electrical propulsion mounting, electrical apparatus construction details, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problem of secondary battery degradation detection, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy
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[0079]As shown in FIG. 10, the charge interruption type degradation detection subroutine S120 includes a first charge interruption subroutine S130, a second charge interruption subroutine S140, and a third charge interruption subroutine S150. In the first charge interruption subroutine S130, the external charging current value ECX is changed to a specified charging current value C1 at which the batteries 21B are externally charged, and the external charging is then stopped over a predetermined interruption period JT. In the second charge interruption subroutine S140, the external charging current value ECX is changed to a specified charging current value C2 at which the batteries 21B are externally charged, and the external charging is then stopped over the predetermined interruption period JT. In the third charge interruption subroutine S150, the external charging current value ECX is changed to a specified charging current value C3 at which the batteries 21B are externally charged...
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[0093]As is understood from the above description, the control device 110 of the vehicle 101 according to the invention has the charge interruption type degradation detection subroutine S120 including the first charge interruption subroutine S130, second charge interruption subroutine S140 and the third charge interruption subroutine S150. Therefore, changes from the load voltage VL to the momentarily reduced voltage VM, and changes from the momentarily reduced voltage VM to the final voltage VN can be detected from changes in the terminal voltage VA of the batteries 21B in a no-load condition during the interruption period JT. Then, the battery resistances RBX, etc. of the batteries 21B due to electrochemical reactions within the batteries 21B are obtained, using the changes from the momentarily reduced voltage VM to the final voltage VN due to battery characteristics of the batteries 21B. Furthermore, the degree of degradation of the batteries 21B represented by the first-state re...
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