18489958. BATTERY MONITORING SYSTEM, BATTERY MONITORING DEVICE, MEASUREMENT DEVICE, BATTERY MONITORING METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM simplified abstract (DENSO CORPORATION)

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BATTERY MONITORING SYSTEM, BATTERY MONITORING DEVICE, MEASUREMENT DEVICE, BATTERY MONITORING METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM

Organization Name

DENSO CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Hiroshi Ohtani of Kobe (JP)

Shogo Shigemori of Kariya (JP)

BATTERY MONITORING SYSTEM, BATTERY MONITORING DEVICE, MEASUREMENT DEVICE, BATTERY MONITORING METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18489958 titled 'BATTERY MONITORING SYSTEM, BATTERY MONITORING DEVICE, MEASUREMENT DEVICE, BATTERY MONITORING METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM

Simplified Explanation:

The patent application describes a battery monitoring system that includes measurement devices and a battery monitoring device. The measurement devices measure the state of each cell in a battery, and the monitoring device communicates wirelessly with the measurement devices to acquire state information from each one. The monitoring device ensures that the measurement timings of the devices synchronize by transmitting stand-by time intervals to each device before instructing them to measure the cell state.

  • Key Features and Innovation:
   - Measurement devices measure cell states in a battery.
   - Monitoring device communicates wirelessly with measurement devices.
   - Synchronization of measurement timings through stand-by time intervals.
   - Efficient monitoring of multiple cells in a battery.
  • Potential Applications:
   - Electric vehicles.
   - Renewable energy storage systems.
   - Uninterruptible power supplies.
   - Portable electronic devices.
  • Problems Solved:
   - Ensures accurate and synchronized monitoring of multiple cells in a battery.
   - Facilitates efficient management of battery health.
   - Improves overall battery performance and longevity.
  • Benefits:
   - Enhanced safety by monitoring individual cell states.
   - Optimized battery performance.
   - Extended battery lifespan.
   - Cost-effective maintenance of battery systems.
  • Commercial Applications:
   - Battery management systems for various industries.
   - Energy storage solutions for residential and commercial use.
   - Automotive battery monitoring systems.
  • Prior Art:
   - Prior art related to battery monitoring systems and wireless communication technologies.
  • Frequently Updated Research:
   - Ongoing research on battery monitoring technologies and advancements in wireless communication protocols.

Questions about Battery Monitoring System: 1. How does the synchronization of measurement timings benefit the overall performance of the battery monitoring system? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing wireless communication for monitoring multiple cells in a battery?


Original Abstract Submitted

A battery monitoring system includes measurement devices and a battery monitoring device. Each measurement device measures a cell state of a corresponding cell constituting a battery. The battery monitoring device sequentially communicates, by using wireless communication, with the measurement devices during a communication period; and acquires state information indicating the cell state from each measurement device. In a case where transmitting a measurement instruction of the cell state to each of the measurement devices, the battery monitoring device transmits, to each of the plurality of measurement devices, a corresponding stand-by time interval such that measurement timings of the measurement devices synchronize, the stand-by time interval being a time interval from reception of the measurement instruction until the measurement timing. Each of the measurement devices measures the corresponding cell state in a case where the stand-by time interval has elapsed since reception of the measurement instruction.