英文摘要 |
Lithium batteries, which are high in energy and power densities, areadopted by modern electrical vehicles (EV) to improve driving performance.However, lithium batteries require advanced battery managementsystems (BMS) to prevent going cells out of electrochemical limits; balancethe state of charges among cells in series; and estimate battery state ofthe charge. Fatal accidents could happen to lithium batteries without appropriateBMS. BMS is instrumental for lithium battery systems.This article presents the development of an advanced BMS for multipleLithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery modules connected in series.The configuration of multiple battery modules connected in series is commonly present in EVs. The current BMS is based on a master andslave topology design. Each 48 V battery module with 16 cells connectedin series is managed by a module BMS, which serves as the slave, and amain control board, which is the master, coordinates two way communicationbetween master and slaves and execute battery management actions.The developed BMS was shown to measure battery parameters accurately;protect cells from overcharging and over discharging according topreset limits; conduct innovative active cell balance to compensate cellcapacity inconsistencies; and predict a reliable battery state of charge witha devised two-stage method. A vehicle information system with vehicledata acquisition function was designed in the current work. This vehicleinformation system, providing both real-time presentation and post analysisfunctions, facilitated long term performance evaluation of the developedBMS in the current study. |