Publication: Data-driven state of charge estimation of lithium-ion batteries: Algorithms, implementation factors, limitations and future trends
Date
2020
Authors
Hossain Lipu M.S.
Hannan M.A.
Hussain A.
Ayob A.
Saad M.H.M.
Karim T.F.
How D.N.T.
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Publisher
Elsevier Ltd
Abstract
Global carbon emissions caused by fossil fuels and diesel-based vehicles have urged the necessity to move toward the development of electric vehicles and related battery storage systems. Lithium-ion batteries are the ideal candidate for electric vehicle due to their superior performance with regard to high energy density and long lifespan. The state of charge of lithium-ion batteries is one of the crucial evaluation indicators of the battery management system that confirms the extended battery life, better charging-discharging profiles, and safe driving of electric vehicles. However, the accuracy of the state of charge is influenced by several issues such as battery aging cycles, noise effects, and temperature impacts. Therefore, this review presents a detailed classification of the recent data-driven state of charge estimation highlighting algorithm, input features, configuration, execution process, strength, weakness and estimation error. This review critically investigates the various key implementation factors of the data-driven algorithms in terms of data preprocessing, hyperparameter adjustment, activation function, evaluation criteria, computational cost and robustness validation under uncertainties. In addition, the review explores the deficiencies of existing data-driven state of charge estimation algorithms to identify the gaps for future research. Finally, the review provides some effective future directions that would be beneficial to the automobile researchers and industrialists to design an accurate and robust state of charge estimation technique toward future sustainable electric vehicle applications. � 2020 Elsevier Ltd
Description
Automotive batteries; Charging (batteries); Digital storage; Electric automobiles; Fossil fuels; Fuel storage; Ions; Lithium-ion batteries; Battery storage system; Data-driven algorithm; Detailed classification; Evaluation indicators; Global carbon emission; High energy densities; State-of-charge estimation; Vehicle applications; Battery management systems