A Effective Equalization Based on Multi-Mode for Series Grouped Battery Strings

Shu Mei Zhang; Lin Yanig

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.605-607.1908

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A Effective Equalization Based on Multi-Mode for Series Grouped Battery Strings

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In applications of lithium-ion batteries, a equalizer is required to enhance life time and guarantee safety. A simple technique that provides effective equalization in terms of battery voltage for a series string of battery cells is presented. The mainly circuit technique of two-level DC/DC converters substantially simplify the structure. Moreover, multi-mode equalizing algorithm effectively enhances the uniformity of batteries. The operational principles and design considerations are verified and equalization performance is greatly improved compared with ordinary methods.

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Grouped Battery Strings, Multi-Mode Equalizing Algorithm, Two-Level DC/DC Converters, Uniformity of Batteries

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