Abstract: Battery packs having jelly roll battery cells of different capacities may have an imbalance in the charging and/or discharging current supplied to and provided by each jelly roll due to differences in capacity specific impedance between the battery cells of the battery pack. A C-rate (i.e., current relative to rated capacity) of a lower capacity first battery cell and a higher capacity second battery cell connected in parallel may be balanced by repositioning and/or increasing the number of cathode tabs and anode tabs of the second jelly roll battery cell to reduce an impedance of the second battery cell.

Abstract: The disclosed technology relates to balanced battery packs having battery cells of different capacities with higher capacity battery cells having a reduced impedance compared to lower capacity battery cells in the battery pack. The battery pack includes at least a first and second battery cell connected in parallel, with the second battery cell having a higher capacity than a capacity of the first battery cell. Tabs extending from electrodes of the second battery cell are disposed near a center of the electrodes to reduce an impedance of the second battery cell.

Abstract: Exemplary temperature-adaptive battery charging systems can discontinue, or disable, charging of the rechargeable battery in accordance with various C rates, such as the C/40 rate, the C/20 rate, and/or the C/15 rate to provide some examples, in response to the temperature of the rechargeable battery. In some embodiments, the exemplary temperature-adaptive battery charging systems can discontinue, or disable, charging of the rechargeable battery in accordance a first C rate, such as the C/40 rate to provide an example, when the temperature of the rechargeable battery is within a first temperature range. The exemplary temperature-adaptive battery charging systems can dynamically adapt the discontinuing, or cutting off, of the charging of the rechargeable battery in response to the temperature of the rechargeable battery increasing and/or decreasing as the rechargeable battery being charged.

Abstract: Battery packs having jelly roll battery cells of different designs or capacities may have an imbalance in the charging and/or discharging current supplied to and provided by each jelly roll due to differences in capacity specific impedance between the battery cells of the battery pack. A C-rate (i.e., current relative to rated capacity) of a first and second battery cell connected in parallel may be balanced by altering properties of an active layer and/or a thickness of a current collector of the second battery cell to reduce an impedance of the second battery cell.

Abstract: Battery packs having jelly roll battery cells of different designs or capacities may have an imbalance in the charging and/or discharging current supplied to and provided by each jelly roll due to differences in capacity specific impedance between the battery cells of the battery pack. A C-rate (i.e., current relative to rated capacity) of a first and second battery cell connected in parallel may be balanced by altering properties of an active layer and/or a thickness of a current collector of the second battery cell to reduce an impedance of the second battery cell.

Abstract: The disclosed technology relates to battery packs having battery cells of different designs or capacities with an imbalance in the charging and/or discharging current supplied to and provided by each jelly roll due to differences in capacity specific impedance between the battery cells of a battery pack. The battery pack includes at least a first and second battery cell connected in parallel, with a thickness of an active layer and/or current collector of a battery cell having an altered thickness to reduce an impedance of the battery cell.

Abstract: The disclosed technology relates to balanced battery packs having battery cells of different capacities with higher capacity battery cells having a reduced impedance compared to lower capacity battery cells in the battery pack. The battery pack includes at least a first and second battery cell connected in parallel, with the second battery cell having a higher capacity than a capacity of the first battery cell. Tabs extending from electrodes of the second battery cell are disposed near a center of the electrodes to reduce an impedance of the second battery cell.

Abstract: A battery system includes a battery that couples to an electrical system. The battery system also includes a battery control module that electrically couples to the battery. The battery control module monitors at least one monitored parameter of the battery, and the battery control module recursively calculates a first capacity estimation of the battery using two linear regression models based on at least an equivalent circuit model, the at least one monitored parameter, and a Kalman filter.

Abstract: A battery system includes a battery that couples to an electrical system. The battery system also includes a battery control module that electrically couples to the battery. The battery control module monitors at least one monitored parameter of the battery, and the battery control module recursively calculates at least one calculated parameter of the battery based on at least an equivalent circuit model, the at least one monitored parameter, and a Kalman filter.

Abstract: A battery system includes a battery that couples to an electrical system. The battery system also includes a battery control module that electrically couples to the battery. The battery control module performs a parallel current integration process on an initial state of charge using an actual capacity and a candidate capacity of the battery. Additionally, the battery control module performs a directional comparison between an estimated state of charge of the battery and results of the parallel current integration process. Further, the battery control module determines validity of the estimated state of charge based at least in part on the directional comparison between the estimated state of charge of the battery and the results of the parallel current integration process.

Abstract: A battery system includes a battery that couples to an electrical system. The battery system also includes a battery control module that electrically couples to the battery. The battery control module monitors at least one monitored parameter of the battery, and the battery control module recursively calculates a first capacity estimation of the battery using two linear regression models based on at least an equivalent circuit model, the at least one monitored parameter, and a Kalman filter.

Abstract: A battery system includes a battery that couples to an electrical system. The battery system also includes a battery control module that electrically couples to the battery. The battery control module monitors at least one monitored parameter of the battery, and the battery control module recursively calculates at least one calculated parameter of the battery based on at least an equivalent circuit model, the at least one monitored parameter, and a Kalman filter.

Abstract: A battery system includes a battery that couples to an electrical system. The battery system also includes a battery control module that electrically couples to the battery. The battery control module performs a parallel current integration process on an initial state of charge using an actual capacity and a candidate capacity of the battery. Additionally, the battery control module performs a directional comparison between an estimated state of charge of the battery and results of the parallel current integration process.