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Battery Models

Battery Models. EMF and voltage. What is EMF? Electro Motive Force What is the difference between EMF and battery voltage? The battery has internal resistance and capacitance This reduces the voltage drop across the load. Definitions.

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Battery Models

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  1. Battery Models

  2. EMF and voltage • What is EMF? • Electro Motive Force • What is the difference between EMF and battery voltage? • The battery has internal resistance and capacitance • This reduces the voltage drop across the load

  3. Definitions • Cycle Life - One cycle of a battery is a discharge from full charge to full discharge and a return to full charge again • Fast charging time - A control circuitry is used to rapidly charge the batteries without damaging the cells' elements. Most such chargers have a cooling fan to help keep the temperature of the cells under control. • Other charging types – pulse, USB, induction • Overcharge Tolerance – Poles can get reversed if overcharged. Amount of tolerable overcharge. • Self Discharge Rate – The rate at which the battery discharges mA/hr • Gravimetric Energy Density - is a term used for the amount ofenergy stored in a given system or region of space per unit volume

  4. Discharge Characteristics • Non linear discharge

  5. Temperature dependence • The battery performance decreases with cold temperature and increases with heat. • Heat increases battery performance but shortens life by a factor of two for every 10°C increase above 25–30°C (18°F above 77–86°F). • Although better performing when warm, batteries live longer when kept cool.

  6. Memory Effect • Effect - • Recharging the batteries after partial discharge • Loss of battery capacity • Peak voltage is not maintained for longer duration • Reason – Shallow Discharge • Battery negative plate is clogged with crystals resulting in increase in internal resistance. • Solution – • Let your phone shutdown on its own • Battery reaches 90 % discharge state

  7. Safety issues in battery • Toxic chemical leakage • Internal short circuit • Due to poor quality anode and cathode • Shock due to fall Figure 1: Lithium-ion battery damages a laptop.

  8. Thank You

  9. Circuit model for battery discharge • R1 is the internal resistance • Reduces the efficiency of the battery • The lower the value the better is the battery • R2 is the leakage resistance • Causes leakage of charge from the battery • The higher the value the better What happens when you connect a load to this circuit?

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