Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Primearth Ev Energy Co., Ltd.

Junta Izumi

Kenji Kimura

Shuji Tomura

Naoki Yanagizawa

Kyosuke Tanemura

Kazuo Ootsuka

Shigeaki Goto

Juni Yasoshima

Junichi Matsumoto

Masahiko Mitsui

Toshihiro Katsuda

Kohei Matsuura

Takayuki Ban

Hironobu Nishi

Masakazu Habu

Yoshihiro Uchida

Kazuki Kubo

Kiyohito Machida

Masaki Uchiyama

Nobuyuki Tanaka

Kiyoe Ochiai

Makito Muramatsu

Masanosuke Sufu

Teruo Ishishita

Kazuya Kodama

Akihiro Watanabe

Misato Baba

Toshiki Hori

Hiroshi Tsukada

Masaya Yamamoto

Noritake Mitsutani

Keiji Kaita

Kenji Takahashi

Hiroki Endo

Yasushi Nakagiri

Shinichiro Ito

Takuro Kikuchi

Daisuke Koba

Takashi Kojima

Hitoshi Sakai

Koji Aridome

Hiroyuki Kaiya

Masaru Kimura

Tamotsu Fukuma

Takashi Kuzuya

Yoshiki Sugino

Noritaka Ikejiri

Ko Nozaki

Atsuhiro Takahashi

Hiroshi Matsuno

Kotaro Shibuya

The battery cellar includes a storage cabinet that stores a plurality of used batteries, a power converter (an AC/DC converter and a DC/DC converter) electrically connected between the plurality of used batteries stored in the storage cabinet and a power system, and a server that controls the power converter to charge or discharge the plurality of batteries in response to a demand response request from the power system. The server selects, from the plurality of used batteries, a first battery, the degradation degree of which has reached a reference value, and a second battery, the degradation degree of which does not reach the reference value but is predicted to reach the reference value within a predetermined period, as replacement target batteries.

Battery management system and battery management method for prediction, selection and charging

The battery cellar includes a storage cabinet that stores a plurality of batteries, a power converter (an AC/DC converter and a DC/DC converter) electrically connected between the plurality of batteries stored in the storage cabinet and a power system to perform a bidirectional power conversion operation, and a server that controls the power converter to charge or discharge the plurality of batteries in response to a DR request from the power system. The server, based on a level of demand determined in accordance with a rank related to a degradation degree of a battery, suppresses the charging/discharging of a battery with a higher demand rank among the plurality of batteries as compared with the charging/discharging of a battery with a lower demand rank among the plurality of batteries.

Battery management system and battery management method

The battery cellar includes a storage cabinet that stores a plurality of batteries, an AC/DC converter and a DC/DC converter electrically connected between the plurality of used batteries stored in the storage cabinet and a power system, and a server that controls the AC/DC converter and the DC/DC converter. The server controls the AC/DC converter and the DC/DC converter in response to a demand response request from the power system, and evaluates a degradation degree of each of the plurality of used batteries based on a voltage and a current of each of the plurality of used batteries charged or discharged by the AC/DC converter and the DC/DC converter.

A battery cellar includes: battery groups each including a plurality of batteries; a power converter (AC/DC converter and DC/DC converter) electrically connected between the plurality of batteries and an electric power system; and a server that controls operation of the power converter in accordance with a DR request from the electric power system, to cause charging and discharging of the plurality of batteries. The battery groups include a low operating group and a high operating group that is less than or equal to the low operating group in terms of the number of types of ranks of batteries included in each battery group, where the ranks each represent a degree of battery degradation. The server suppresses charging and discharging of the plurality of batteries included in the low operating group, relative to charging and discharging of the plurality of batteries included in the high operating group.

A battery management system includes a control device and a storage. The storage stores at least one trained neural network. The trained neural network includes an input layer that accepts input data that represents a numeric value for each pixel in an image where a prescribed CCV waveform (a CCV charging waveform or a CCV discharging waveform) of a secondary battery is drawn in a region constituted of a predetermined number of pixels, and when input data is input to the input layer, the trained neural network outputs a full charge capacity of the secondary battery. The control device estimates the full charge capacity of a target battery by inputting input data obtained for the target battery into the input layer of the trained neural network.

Battery management system, battery management method, and method of manufacturing battery assembly

In representation processing, when a capacity retention is higher than a threshold value while a warranty condition is satisfied, an ECU has the capacity retention shown in a first manner. When the capacity retention is equal to or lower than the threshold value while the warranty condition is satisfied, the ECU has the capacity retention shown in a second manner.

Display system and vehicle including the same, and method of showing state of secondary battery

A battery capacity estimation system executes a charging and discharging process (S), an alternating current impedance acquiring process (Sand S), and a battery capacity estimating process (Sto S). The charging and discharging process involves charging and discharging a target secondary battery. The alternating current impedance acquiring process involves acquiring a measurement result of an alternating current impedance of a target secondary battery, by applying an alternating current signal within a specific frequency range to the target secondary battery after completion of the charging and discharging in the charging and discharging process and before a predetermined maximum waiting time elapses. The battery capacity estimating step involves estimating a battery capacity of the target secondary battery based on the measurement result of the alternating current impedance.

Battery capacity estimation method and battery capacity estimation system

A power supply device includes: a first high-voltage line for exchanging the electric power externally; a second high-voltage line for applying current flowing in a direction opposite to the first high-voltage line; a plurality of batteries; a plurality of SUs, the SUs being provided corresponding to the respective batteries, switching a connection state of the batteries to the first high-voltage line, and being disposed in a circle; and an SCU that controls the SUs. The SU can switch between a first state in which the battery corresponding to the SU is connected in series to the first high-voltage line and a second state in which the battery is not connected to the first high-voltage line. The SCU controls the SUs to switch to the first state or the second state in accordance with a voltage of the electric power to be charged and discharged.

Power supply device

A power supply system includes an alternating current sweep unit and a first power supply circuit, and each of a first U-phase battery string, a first V-phase battery string, a first W-phase battery string, and a first battery string includes a plurality of battery circuit modules connected in series, and each of the battery circuit modules includes a battery, output terminals, a first switch, and a second switch.

Power supply system

A power supply system comprises an alternating-current sweep unit that outputs alternating-current power from a U-phase battery string, a V-phase battery string, and a W-phase battery string that are Y-connected, a first power supply circuit that converts output of a direct-current sweep unit to alternating-current power using an inverter and outputs the alternating-current power, the direct-current sweep unit including a first battery string; and a control device. An energy density of a battery included in the U-phase battery string, the V-phase battery string, and the W-phase battery string is higher than an energy density of a battery included in the first battery string.

A vehicle includes: an instrument panel; and an ECU that controls the instrument panel so that the instrument panel displays an icon representing a status of a battery. The icon represents one of a first indication and a second indication by an increase or decrease of a scale in a display region of the icon, and the other one of the first indication and the second indication by an amount indicated by a size of a display area of the icon, the first indication representing SOC of the battery, the second indication representing a full charge capacity of the battery.

Display system and vehicle including the same, and method of display of status of secondary battery

A power supply system includes an alternating current sweep unit and a first power supply circuit, and each of a U-phase battery string, a V-phase battery string, a W-phase battery string, and a first battery string includes a plurality of battery circuit modules connected in series, and each of the battery circuit modules includes a battery, output terminals, a first switch, and a second switch.

In a power supply system, a control device is configured to select one or more target batteries that are to perform requested energy management from a plurality of batteries included in an alternating-current battery string and a direct-current battery string, and perform the requested energy management using the one or more target batteries with the batteries other than the one or more target batteries being disconnected from a circuit.

Power supply system and energy management method

An electric power supply system includes an alternating current electric power supply circuit that converts direct current electric power of a first direct current sweep unit including a battery string into alternating current electric power using a first inverter and outputs it, and an alternating current sweep unit that includes a U-phase battery string, a V-phase battery string, and a W-phase battery string that are Y-connected. Output densities of batteries of the battery string are higher than output densities of batteries of the alternating current sweep unit. Alternating current electric power is output from the alternating current sweep unit and the alternating current electric power supply circuit, and after a predetermined period elapses, the output of the alternating current electric power from the alternating current electric power supply circuit is stopped.

Electric power supply system

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Junta Izumi