Method and system for monitoring state of lead acid battery

Electricity: measuring and testing – Electrolyte properties – Using a conductivity determining device

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ABSTRACT:
In order to monitor a state of a battery, a threshold value of an internal impedance of the battery is first determined. It is prepared an approximate expression indicating a correlation between a residual capacity of the battery and an internal impedance of the battery which is greater than the threshold value. The internal impedance of the battery is then measured. When the measured internal impedance is the threshold value or less, the residual capacity is determined as an initial value. When the measured internal impedance is greater than the threshold value, the residual capacity is monitored with the approximate expression.

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David Linden, Hanbook of Batteries, Second Edition 1995, pp. 2.25-2.27, and 24.39-24.40.

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