17950426. SYSTEM AND METHOD WITH BATTERY MANAGEMENT simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
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SYSTEM AND METHOD WITH BATTERY MANAGEMENT
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Sagar Bharathraj of Bangalore (IN)
Shashishekara Parampalli Adiga of Bangalore (IN)
Tae Won Song of Yongin-si (KR)
Young Hun Sung of Hwaseong-si (KR)
SYSTEM AND METHOD WITH BATTERY MANAGEMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17950426 titled 'SYSTEM AND METHOD WITH BATTERY MANAGEMENT
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a method for managing battery usage data using a processor. The method involves determining sampling data from a collection of battery usage data, calculating a short fatigue metric (SFM) score based on the sampling data, and storing the SFM score. The sampling data can include various charging and discharging profiles associated with the battery.
- The method involves analyzing battery usage data to determine the SFM score.
- The SFM score is calculated based on sampling data, which can include different charging and discharging profiles.
- The SFM score is stored for future reference and analysis.
Potential Applications
- Battery management systems for electric vehicles
- Battery management systems for portable electronic devices
- Renewable energy storage systems
Problems Solved
- Efficient monitoring and management of battery usage data
- Identifying potential issues or risks related to battery fatigue
- Optimizing battery performance and lifespan
Benefits
- Improved battery performance and longevity
- Enhanced safety by identifying potential battery fatigue issues
- Efficient use of battery resources
Original Abstract Submitted
A processor-implemented method of a battery management system includes: determining one or more pieces of sampling data from a plurality of pieces of battery usage data of a battery; determining a first short fatigue metric (SFM) score based on the determined one or more pieces of sampling data; and storing the first SFM score, wherein the one or more pieces of sampling data comprises any one or any combination of any two or more of: a high charging profile associated with the battery; a high discharging profile associated with the battery; a partial charging profile associated with the battery; and a partial discharging profile associated with the battery.
