BULETINUL INSTITUTULUI POLITEHNIC DIN IAŞI
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Bul. Inst. Polit. Iaşi, t. LVIII (LXII), f. 3, 2012 107<br />
current drawn from the battery, the time that the current has been drawn, and the<br />
capacity of battery, and can be express in mathematical form as<br />
It<br />
SOC = 1 − , . (1)<br />
C<br />
∫<br />
t<br />
I ()d t t<br />
0<br />
(2)<br />
SOC( t) = 1 − ,<br />
C<br />
where I – the current drawn (A), t – time (s), C – the battery capacity (A.s)<br />
Other parameters of the battery include the temperature of the battery, the<br />
internal resistance and the open circuit voltage.<br />
In the remaining paper we will only describe the electrical circuit models<br />
which are the base for the model in this article, for other model types you can<br />
see (Gomadam, Weidner, Dougal, & White, 2002).<br />
2.1. Simple Model<br />
The simplest model used consists of a constant resistance R b in series<br />
with an ideal voltage source E 0 , sketched in Fig. 1.<br />
Fig. 1 – Simplest model.<br />
Even this is very simple form electrical point of view; this model does<br />
not take into account the true internal resistance of the battery, which is highly<br />
related to the state of charge (SOC). In this case the draw of energy is unlimited.<br />
Another drawback of this model is that it does not take into account the thermal<br />
energy generated during discharge.<br />
There are other, improved, electrical models, some of which modify the<br />
internal resistance according to the SOC, and also include other parameters that<br />
take into account the dynamics of the electrical current during discharge. One of<br />
this improved a model that is worth mentioning it is the Thervein model.<br />
2.2. Thervein Model<br />
This is another basic battery model which describes a battery with an<br />
ideal voltage source (E 0 ), internal resistance R and a capacitance C 0 which<br />
represents the actual capacitance of the battery, and also an over-voltage<br />
resistance R 0 (Ziyad & Salameh, 1992). The main disatvantage of this model is