Abstract
Accurate state-of-charge (SoC) estimation is crucial to guarantee the safety and reliability of lithium-ion batteries. This paper aimed to develop an advanced battery estimation method for electric vehicles based on the grey model without the need of a high-fidelity battery model demanding high computation power. The metabolic grey model (MGM) introduced metabolism mechanism to adjust the model parameters according to the evolving operating status and conditions and estimate the state of charge. To further validate the feasibility of the proposed method, the analog acquisition, communication system, and SoC estimation algorithms were programmed to embed within a LabVIEW platform. The performance of the proposed SoC estimation with MGM algorithm was finally investigated with a battery-in-loop platform under different dynamic loading profiles. The experimental results indicated that the MGM can estimate SoC that involved small samples and poor information in real time, with the maximum errors of no over 4% under various loading conditions.
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