Real-Time Monitoring Device for Car Battery with Remote Switching Capability Via Mobile Application

Carpio, Joy; Nalunat, Joseph C.; Tolentino, Efren Victor N.; Carlos, Kia Marie R.; Castaneda, Christian I.; Catajay, Diether G.; Maguddatu, Irish Joy S.; Rodriguez, Renz Honey R.; Jose, Erika May L. San

doi:10.1109/itc-cscc.2019.8793433

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“…According to the specific needs of different fields, there have been relevant battery monitoring systems applied to the photovoltaic standalone lighting system [ 2 ], renewable energy storage system [ 3 ], automobile power system [ 4 ], etc. The data transmission of existing battery monitoring systems is mainly through RS232, RS485, and other serial ports or the Ethernet [ 5 , 6 ].…”

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Design of the VRLA Battery Real-Time Monitoring System Based on Wireless Communication

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et al. 2020

Sensors

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The VRLA (valve-regulated lead-acid) battery is an important part of a direct current (DC) power system. In order to resolve issues of large volume, complicated wiring, and single function for a battery monitoring system at present, we propose to build a novel intelligent-health-monitoring system. The system is based on the ZigBee wireless communication module for collecting voltage, temperature, internal resistance, and battery current in real-time. A general packet radio service (GPRS) network is employed for interacting data with the cloud-monitoring platform. The system can predict the remaining capacity of the battery combined with the software algorithm for realizing real-time monitoring of the battery’s health status and fault-warning, providing a basis for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of the battery. In addition, the system effectively integrates most of the circuits of the battery status collector onto one chip, which greatly reduces the size and the power consumption of the collector and also provides a possibility for embedding each VRLA battery with a chip that can monitor the health status during the whole life. The test results indicate that the system has the characteristics of real-time monitoring, high precision, small-volume, and comprehensive functions.

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