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HERO ID
7096900
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
A Neural Network-Based Robust Online SOC and SOH Estimation for Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries in Renewable Systems
Author(s)
Talha, M; Asghar, F; Kim, SHo; ,
Year
2019
Is Peer Reviewed?
Yes
Journal
Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering
ISSN:
1319-8025
EISSN:
0377-9211
Publisher
SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
Location
HEIDELBERG
Page Numbers
1869-1881
DOI
10.1007/s13369-018-3200-8
Web of Science Id
WOS:000461619400012
Abstract
Sealed-type lead-acid batteries are most common energy storage devices used with renewable systems. Battery state of charge (SOC) and state of health (SOH) estimation is a crucial part which requires maximum possible accuracy to ensure a secure and long-lasting battery energy storage system by cutting off charging and discharging processes at right time (100-40%). In this research work, a neural network (NN)-based simplified SOC and SOH estimation technique is proposed. Proposed technique provides an accurate online SOC and SOH estimation without battery internal parameter information. This technique only requires real-time battery voltage and current information and very simple mathematical calculations to estimate SOC and SOH, which makes it easy to implement at any low-cost micro-controller unit (MCU). Training data for NN have been acquired by using Arduino mega MCU, voltage sensor circuit, and current sensor. The NN program is designed and trained by backpropagation technique in Arduino mega. The calculated weights are further used for estimation. Terminal voltage and open-circuit voltage are measured for different charging currents and discharging currents . Later on, these data are used for training the NN. Experimental results are provided to prove the preeminence of proposed SOC and SOH estimation technique.
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