Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles

Continuously increasing requirements for on-board system performances lead to new topologies for the energy distribution in vehicles. One promising concept is the usage of a dual-battery system instead of the conventional lead-acid “starting lightening ignition” battery. As this system is not able t...

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Main Authors: D. Renner, P. Jansen, D. Vergossen, W. John, S. Frei
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Copernicus Publications 2016-09-01
Series:Advances in Radio Science
Online Access:http://www.adv-radio-sci.net/14/77/2016/ars-14-77-2016.pdf
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spelling doaj-e2cd5b9031d845eba9db5b092b01d4532020-11-24T23:08:00ZdeuCopernicus PublicationsAdvances in Radio Science 1684-99651684-99732016-09-0114778310.5194/ars-14-77-2016Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehiclesD. Renner0P. Jansen1D. Vergossen2W. John3S. Frei4Audi Electronics Venture GmbH, Gaimersheim, GermanyAudi Electronics Venture GmbH, Gaimersheim, GermanyAudi Electronics Venture GmbH, Gaimersheim, GermanySiL GmbH, Paderborn, GermanyTU Dortmund University, AG On-Board Systems, Dortmund, GermanyContinuously increasing requirements for on-board system performances lead to new topologies for the energy distribution in vehicles. One promising concept is the usage of a dual-battery system instead of the conventional lead-acid “starting lightening ignition” battery. As this system is not able to control the current share between the two batteries, its performance depends on the actual battery specific operating points.The initial conditions of state of charge, voltage level and temperature influence the current share and lead to a different voltage drop of the system. This paper yields to, the basic understanding of the current share between the two batteries. The conventional performance estimation method for standalone lead-acid batteries can no longer be applied to this system. Therefore, a new algorithm for the voltage drop calculation of the dual-battery system is proposed. Measurements at different temperatures, states of charge and voltage levels show the system behavior and prove the functionality of the algorithm.http://www.adv-radio-sci.net/14/77/2016/ars-14-77-2016.pdf
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author D. Renner
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D. Vergossen
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P. Jansen
D. Vergossen
W. John
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Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles
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title Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles
title_short Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles
title_full Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles
title_fullStr Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles
title_full_unstemmed Predictive performance estimation for a dual-battery system in mild-hybrid vehicles
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publisher Copernicus Publications
series Advances in Radio Science
issn 1684-9965
1684-9973
publishDate 2016-09-01
description Continuously increasing requirements for on-board system performances lead to new topologies for the energy distribution in vehicles. One promising concept is the usage of a dual-battery system instead of the conventional lead-acid “starting lightening ignition” battery. As this system is not able to control the current share between the two batteries, its performance depends on the actual battery specific operating points.The initial conditions of state of charge, voltage level and temperature influence the current share and lead to a different voltage drop of the system. This paper yields to, the basic understanding of the current share between the two batteries. The conventional performance estimation method for standalone lead-acid batteries can no longer be applied to this system. Therefore, a new algorithm for the voltage drop calculation of the dual-battery system is proposed. Measurements at different temperatures, states of charge and voltage levels show the system behavior and prove the functionality of the algorithm.
url http://www.adv-radio-sci.net/14/77/2016/ars-14-77-2016.pdf
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