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Study on Battery Charging Strategy of Electric Vehicles Considering Battery Capacity

Authors
Jeon, Seoung UkPark, Jung-WookKang, Byung-KwanLee, Hee-Jin
Issue Date
2021
Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
Keywords
Batteries; State of charge; Estimation; Discharges (electric); Chemicals; Integrated circuit modeling; Resistance; Battery charger; coulombic efficiency; electric vehicle; energy storage; fast charging; estimation; state-of-charge; usable energy loss
Citation
IEEE ACCESS, v.9, pp 89757 - 89767
Pages
11
Journal Title
IEEE ACCESS
Volume
9
Start Page
89757
End Page
89767
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/kumoh/handle/2020.sw.kumoh/25885
DOI
10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3090763
ISSN
2169-3536
Abstract
This paper proposes an improved fast charging strategy for electric vehicles (EVs) by considering available battery capacity. According to previous research and battery experiment reports, the energy capacity of batteries is not fixed, and it can decrease temporarily depending on the magnitude of charging or discharging power. This paper addresses the decreased capacity in proportion to the magnitude of the charging power which leads to a reduction in the driving range. For effective and practical use for EV users, the change in battery capacity is expressed through an equation, and a new state of charged indicator is proposed. To improve the conventional charging method that uniformly supplies power regardless of the battery capacity, this paper proposes an optimal charging strategy injecting constant power. The proposed charging strategy provides an optimal charging power reference to minimize costs considering charged energy, charging time, and usable energy loss based on billing system of EV charging. To verify the effectiveness of the proposed charging method, the optimal charging power reference for each battery is calculated based on capacity and characteristics, and the total cost is compared. The results show that the performance of the proposed charging strategy is effective in minimizing both the reduced battery capacity and economic burden on EV users.
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