Parameter Extraction and Characteristics Study for Manganese-Type Lithium-Ion Battery

Abstract

In this paper, we propose the battery transient response model and parameter extraction method for studying the dynamic behaviors of Manganese-type Lithium-Ion battery. The background knowledge of the battery structure and its operating principle are also concluded. Several aspects of operating conditions, such as charging and discharging operations, environments of terminal currents and temperatures, are considered through the experiments for understanding the battery behaviors.  The characteristics of internal effective series resistance, battery capacity, and capacity deterioration to the operational and environmental conditions are also evaluated and analyzed physically.  The transient response model and the extracted parameters are validated with a Spice simulation for the practical testing data.  The terminal voltage response shows an acceptable conformity for the experiment and simulation to different periods and amplitudes of pulse currents.

Keywords

• Lithium-Ion; Manganese-type; battery characteristics; parameter extraction; transient response model; capacity deterioration

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