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Test
Submission:
Quiz_07
—
ELEC8900-30-R-2022F
...
According
to
the
Combined
model
of
a
Li-ion
battery:
Vo(s)
=
ko
+
K151
+
Kas
+
Kz
In(s)
+
keIn(1
—
5)
(3)
the
OCV
parameters
is
ko
=
3.86,
ky
=
1.05¢
—4,
ky
=
6.24e—3,
k3
=
0.1066,
ky
=
—69.4¢—3.
The
parameters
were
obtained
after
linearly
scaling
with
€
=
0.175.
The
scaled
SOC
is
s=(1-2¢)s+e.
In
charging
process
(see
Figure
2),
the
measured
terminal
voltage
v(k)
=
4V,
the
current
i(k)
=
5A,
and
the
internal
resistance
of
the
battery
is
Ry
=
0.04€).
What
is
the
SOC
of
the
battery
at
time
k7
(reference
the
OCV-SOC
plot
to
get
the
answer).
Figure
2:
Equivalent
Circuit
Model
of
a
battery
Selected
Answer:
around
42%
Answers:
around
50%
&
around
34%
around
42%
around
40%
Question
2
4
out
of
4
points
A
battery
with
a
20
Ah
capacity
is
discharged
at
C/30
rate.
What
is
the
discharge
current
and
how
long
will
it
take
to
fully
discharge
the
battery?
(Assume
an
ideal
battery)
Selected
Answer:
¢
1A,
30
hours
Answers:
&
0.1A,
30
hours
1A,
30
hours
1.5A,
15
hours
0.333A,
45
hours
Question
3
4
out
of
4
points
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Test
Submission:
Quiz_07
—
ELEC8900-30-R-2022F
...
When
considering
connecting
battery
cells
in
parallel,
what
is
correct
about
the
voltage and
capacity
of
the
resulting
module?
Selected
Answer:
&
Voltage
stays
the
same,
capacity
increases
Answers:
Voltage
increases,
capacity
decreases
Voltage
decrease,
capacity
increases
Voltage
increases,
capacity
stays
the
same
¢,
Voltage
stays
the
same,
capacity
increases
Question
4
4
out
of
4
points
Figure
1:
Equivalent
circuit
model
of
a
battery.
The
open
circuit
voltage
of
the
battery
has
the
following
model:
Va(s)
=ko
+
kys™"
+
kos
™2
+
kas
>
+
kys™
+
kss
+
ke
In(s)
+
k7In(1
—
s)
(1)
where
k0
=
—9.0818,
k1
=
103.0870,
k2
=
—18.1846,
k3
=
2.0625,
k4
=
—0.1018,
k5
=
—76.6037,
k6
=
141.1994,
and
k7
=
—1.1168,
These
parameters
were
computed
for
SOC
values
s
€
[0,
1]
after
they
were
linearly
scaled
to
s’
€
[.175,.825].
The
internal
resistance
of
the
battery
is
Ry
=
0.2Q.
The
SOC
of
the
battery
is
50%,
i.e.,
s
=
0.5.
Compute
v(k)
when
the
current
through
the
battery
is
i(k)
=
0
A.
Selected
Answer:
@,
3.825V
Answers:
4.016V
&
3.825V
3.752V
3.672V
Question
5
4
out
of
4
points
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