State of Charge Estimation for Battery Systems
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "D1: Advanced Energy Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2019) | Viewed by 25406
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Interests: battery models; battery system technology; multicellular battery systems; storage for renewable energy; storage for electric mobility
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Dear Colleagues,
The state of charge (SOC) of a battery is the most important, indirectly measurable state of a battery. It is used to control the battery system, as in many applications the SOC must be held within defined levels or give away important information, as it is strongly linked with the runtime of a system or the possible range of an electric vehicle. Many approaches based on a large variety of technologies have been published in recent decades. However, in practical applications simple algorithms are still used today. This is due to the sensitivity of many methods to the temperature, the aging of the battery, and the individual cell characteristics within a large battery system. Therefore, I want to invite all researchers in the field of battery state determination to participate in this Special Issue with your original research article or your review paper. Articles related to measurement methods (sensor- or model-based), validation methods, and experience in field applications are welcome. Work related to the reliability, stability, and drift of SOC determination methods are of interest. There are no limitations on the battery technology or the battery size.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Jossen
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Sensor based methods
- Model based methods
- Empirical methods
- Validation of SOC
- Stability
- Dynamic
- Drift
- Definitions
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