Proceedings of Intelec'96 - International Telecommunications Energy Conference
DOI: 10.1109/intlec.1996.573425
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Measuring the internal resistance of a cell in assembled batteries

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“…The same equation can be used on charging and discharging, however, parameters are different. [5] The equivalent circuit of experiment control current during charge and discharge. RJ can be calculated by instantaneous voltage drop and shown in Equation The voltage decay is exponential.…”
Section: Voltage Profile Of Me Batterymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The same equation can be used on charging and discharging, however, parameters are different. [5] The equivalent circuit of experiment control current during charge and discharge. RJ can be calculated by instantaneous voltage drop and shown in Equation The voltage decay is exponential.…”
Section: Voltage Profile Of Me Batterymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is regarded as finished after 120 minutes which the voltage is OCV. R2 can be calculated by Equation (5) V 2 -OCV r R = . 2 I At the same time, C can be calculated by Equation (6) (5)…”
Section: Voltage Profile Of Me Batterymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One additional complication is that lead-acid batteries have a non-negligible internal resistance, as noted by Ichimura et al [30] and many others. This is accounted for by the addition of the resistance R ib in the battery bank phase of the stabilizer (see Figure 3.8).…”
Section: Battery Bank Phasementioning
confidence: 99%