journal article·2022-02-01Open access

Double-layer balance system of voltage source series energy storage battery pack for electric vehicles

Chuankai Yang, Xiaolan Zhang, Chuanqi Yang, Lei Xin, Haolu Liu, Yida Li

AIP Advances· Volume 12· Issue 2

Abstract

Inconsistent material properties or structural composition of batteries may occur in the process of battery manufacturing, storage, and operation. The resulting inconsistency in the battery cells will make the series battery packs in electric vehicles have the hidden danger of accidents. This paper designs a two-layer combination balance system with fast speed and simple structure based on the analysis of graph theory. On the one hand, the system is based on a distributed topology to provide a direct energy transmission path for non-adjacent battery cells in the battery pack to fully improve the balancing speed. On the other hand, it takes full advantage of the fast speed of centralized topology to avoid the increase in control complexity caused by too many balancing paths. Finally, a suitable switching frequency and a balancing capacitor were selected based on the simulation experiment. The prototype of the double-layer combined balance system was designed and built to verify its faster speed and good effect.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Advanced Battery Technologies Research · Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure · Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technologies

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Affiliations

State Grid Shaanxi Electric Power Research Institute 1 , Xian 710100, China

State Grid Shaanxi Electric Power Company Xixian New Area Power Supply Company 2 , Xian 710016, China

School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, Wuhan University 3 , Wuhan 430072, China

China Southern Power Grid Guangdong Guangzhou Power Supply Company 4 , Guangzhou 510699, China

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