This paper belongs to a two-part study dealing with thermal effects in Li-ion pouch battery cells. Here, a SPICE-compatible battery model suited for circuit-based simulations is presented. The model accounts for the thermo-electrochemical mechanisms taking place in batteries. Since it provides fast, yet accurate, results, the approach is aimed at supporting designers of electric/electronic systems based on storage supplies. Although the proposed solution can be applied to a generic product, a Li-ion pouch battery cell in nickel-manganese-cobalt was considered as a case study. The model accuracy is verified by comparing PSPICE results with those obtained through the 3-D finite-element method simulations described in Part I.

Analysis of the Thermal Behavior of Li-Ion Pouch Battery Cell – Part II: Circuit-based Modeling for Fast and Accurate Thermo-Electrochemical Simulation

Codecasa, Lorenzo
2022-01-01

Abstract

This paper belongs to a two-part study dealing with thermal effects in Li-ion pouch battery cells. Here, a SPICE-compatible battery model suited for circuit-based simulations is presented. The model accounts for the thermo-electrochemical mechanisms taking place in batteries. Since it provides fast, yet accurate, results, the approach is aimed at supporting designers of electric/electronic systems based on storage supplies. Although the proposed solution can be applied to a generic product, a Li-ion pouch battery cell in nickel-manganese-cobalt was considered as a case study. The model accuracy is verified by comparing PSPICE results with those obtained through the 3-D finite-element method simulations described in Part I.
2022
28th International Workshop on Thermal Investigations of ICs and Systems (THERMINIC)
978-1-6654-9229-4
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