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A Bi-directional Charge Equalization Circuit for Series-connected Batteries

Yao C. Hsieh, C.S. Moo, Wen Ouyang

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Abstract

For both charging and discharging series-connected batteries, charge equalization is necessary in order not to influence battery cycle life. This paper proposes a bi-directional charge equalization circuit for both charging and discharging series-connected batteries. In addition to balance charging and discharging, this circuit can improve the output voltage regulation to resist the battery voltage reduction when SOC (state of charge) is low. A DSP processor is adopted to perform the control tasks. Experiments were implemented to verify the feasibility of this circuit.

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For both charging and discharging series-connected batteries, charge equalization is necessary in order not to influence battery cycle life. This paper proposes a bi-directional charge equalization circuit for both charging and discharging series-connected batteries. In addition to balance charging and discharging, this circuit can improve the output voltage regulation to resist the battery voltage reduction when SOC (state of charge) is low. A DSP processor is adopted to perform the control tasks. Experiments were implemented to verify the feasibility of this circuit.

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For both charging and discharging series-connected batteries, charge equalization is necessary in order not to influence battery cycle life. This paper proposes a bi-directional charge equalization circuit for both charging and discharging series-connected batteries. In addition to balance charging and discharging, this circuit can improve the output voltage regulation to resist the battery voltage reduction when SOC (state of charge) is low. A DSP processor is adopted to perform the control tasks. Experiments were implemented to verify the feasibility of this circuit.

Key concepts: Equalization (audio), Battery (electricity), State of charge, Voltage, Series (stratigraphy), Electrical engineering, Charge cycle, Computer science

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