Abstract

High charging times for EVs are a hurdle to mainstream adoption since quick charging shortens battery life. The paper proposes a quick charging method that reduces charging time and battery deterioration. The proposed charging method modifies the conventional Constant Current – Constant Voltage (CC-CV) charging approach, where the switching point from CC to CV mode is altered. Sixteen charging techniques with varied CC-CV switchover points have been explored, comprising nine charging strategies with capacity switching and seven with voltage switching. The gathered data is processed using a mathematical relationship to determine the State of Health, capacity deterioration, and Internal Resistance characteristics. In addition, a Fuzzy Logic Controller is employed to determine the two effective switchover points based on the least amount of cyclic capacity deterioration, SoH, and charging time. The optimal CC-CV transition point between these two points is estimated using Genetic Algorithm Optimization. Compared with the traditional CC-CV charging approach, the effectiveness of the resulting switchover point is evaluated. The results indicate that the recommended charging approach costs an additional time of 4.22 %, and it increases the cell's cycle life by 51.77 % compared to CC-CV. Thus, the comparative analysis reveals that the proposed charge technique offers more efficient performance.

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