Abstract
Abstract This paper explores the current research status of chargers and lithium-ion batteries in low-temperature environments. Based on this, it provides a detailed discussion and analysis of charger charging conditions, lithium-ion battery performance analysis, the correlation between low-temperature environments and charging, and optimization design strategies for charging in low-temperature environments. The study reveals that low-temperature environments distort charger current harmonics, disrupt the power supply capacity of the grid, and reduce fast charging conversion efficiency. The paper elucidates the lithium-ion battery lithiation mechanism, lithiation detection methods, and countermeasures for lithiation issues in low temperatures. Besides highlighting the various adverse effects of lithiation on low-temperature charging, it also points out the shortcomings of detection methods and proposes appropriate strategies to inhibit lithiation. Addressing charging issues in low-temperature environments, the paper introduces charging optimization design strategies involving temperature-modulated current charging and genetic algorithm optimization. This research offers theoretical guidance and technical support for the design and optimization of chargers and lithium-ion batteries in low-temperature environments, further advancing the development and application of low-temperature charging technology.
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