Abstract

The window size for covariance matching (CM) of the adaptive unscented Kalman filter (AUKF) affects the state of charge (SOC) estimation performance due to changes with time in the distribution of error innovation sequence (EIS). A new adaptive genetic algorithm (AGA) to address this problem is proposed in this paper. The proposed AUKF (AGA-AUKF1) obtains its best window size determined by the AGA. A novel AUKF (AGA-AUKF2) is proposed to prevent the uncertainty caused by time-varying EIS with the combination of AGA and CM methods. Firstly, the influence of different temperatures on the prediction performance of the algorithm is investigated by FUDS data. The influence of various parameters on the algorithm is further analyzed by FUDS. For different temperatures, initial SOC values, and initial measurement noise covariance, the SOC estimation results show that the accuracy of AGA-AUKFs is better than AUKF. The population size and termination algebra simulation results indicate that the proposed AGA performs well in parameter optimization. Subsequently, the SOC estimation capability of two proposed methods in different working conditions is analyzed by BJDST and US06. The results show that AGA-AUKF2 has better accuracy and robustness than AGA-AUKF1.

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