Internal Resistance Computation of a Cylindrical LCO Battery for Heat Generation Model
Tantiwat Kowitkulkrai, Amornrat Kaewpradap, Shuichiro Hirai, Viset Lailuck, Sutthukiat Rompho, Manop Masomtob
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Tantiwat Kowitkulkrai, Amornrat Kaewpradap, Shuichiro Hirai, Viset Lailuck, Sutthukiat Rompho, Manop Masomtob
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The internal resistance is one of the most important parameters which directly relate to battery performance in terms of output power and heat generation. This research presents the internal resistance of the battery that is studied with using battery voltage behaviour. Lithium Cobalt Oxide (LiCoO2, LCO) battery is applied for the experiment. The voltage drop during the current discharge is calculated to obtain internal resistance by the current pulse technique (CPT). Three different terms of internal resistance are compared by the voltage drop characteristic. As the result, comparison of temperature profile between experiment and simulation was obtained by current pulse technique with discharge rate variations.
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The internal resistance is one of the most important parameters which directly relate to battery performance in terms of output power and heat generation. This research presents the internal resistance of the battery that is studied with using battery voltage behaviour. Lithium Cobalt Oxide (LiCoO2, LCO) battery is applied for the experiment. The voltage drop during the current discharge is calculated to obtain internal resistance by the current pulse technique (CPT). Three different terms of internal resistance are compared by the voltage drop characteristic. As the result, comparison of temperature profile between experiment and simulation was obtained by current pulse technique with discharge rate variations.
Key concepts: Internal resistance, Voltage drop, Voltage, Battery (electricity), Materials science, Internal heating, Electrical engineering, Drop (telecommunication)