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A battery is a typical electrochemical system. The battery test plan established for the battery management system (BMS) studies belongs to the field of experimental science. In order to establish accurate battery models and develop high-performance BMS, it is necessary to design and imply a series of targeted tests to acquire the battery performance under diverse conditions. The quality of the test plan and the experimental data directly affects the rationality and integrity of the battery characteristics analysis, which further affects the accuracy and reliability of the battery model, and ultimately affects the control performance of the BMS. This chapter will focus on the battery system test platform construction, the design of the test methods, the data analysis, and the basic characteristics of lithium-ion batteries [1].

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Xiong, R. (2020). Battery Test. In: Battery Management Algorithm for Electric Vehicles . Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-0248-4_2

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