Abstract
Most of the existing charging control methods focus on fast charging to accelerate the charging speed with guaranteeing the batterys safety. When the charging demand is urgent, a large current is inevitable to be used to achieve fast charging. However, it is not uncommon to encounter scenarios where charging times are sufficient in practice, such as batteries being charged overnight at home. For these cases, it is better to provide a low but healthy charging current for the battery rather than a high but harmful charging current. Considering the user’s charging demand in the charging control method, the charging current can be self-adjusted according to user specifications and battery dynamics, which not only makes the charger smarter, but also reduces the capacity loss of the battery. Based on this idea, it is valuable to consider the user’s charging demand in the battery charging method.
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Ouyang, Q., Chen, J. (2023). User-Involved Battery Charging Control with Economic Cost Optimization. In: Advanced Model-Based Charging Control for Lithium-Ion Batteries. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7059-7_6
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