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A simplified electrochemical model for lithium-ion batteries based on ensemble learning
Guorong Zhu1, Chun Kong1, Jing V Wang1
1School of Automation, Wuhan University of Technology, Wuhan 430070, P.R. China.
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The mass transfer in lithium-ion batteries is a low-frequency dynamic that affects their voltage and performance. To find an effective way to describe the mass transfer in lithium-ion batteries, a simplified electrochemical lithium-ion battery model based on ensemble learning is proposed. The proposed model simplifies lithium-ion transfer in electrode particles with ensemble learning which ensembles discrete-time realization algorithm (DRA), fractional-order Padé approximation model (FOM), and three parameters (TPM) parabolic. The lithium-ion transfer in the electrolyte is simplified by the first-order inertial element (FIE). The results show that the proposed model achieves not only accurate lithium-ion concentration prediction in solid and electrolyte phase but also precise voltage prediction with low computational complexity.
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