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Study of Fast Charging Battery

International Journal of Modern Physics B, 2019
The key to battery management systems (BMS) is an accurate and real-time prediction on State of Charge (SOC) of the power battery. The methods of estimating SOC of power battery were analyzed. The gray neural network model was introduced into the field of SOC estimation.
Mingfang Liu, Feng Rao, Bei Li, Xinya Jiang, Xianggang Meng   +4 more
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ChargeBIG – Charge as Fast as Necessary, Not as Fast as Possible

2021
The power industry has to face several challenges regarding energy production and distribution, especially due to the rapid expansion of renewable energies, reduction of base-load thermal power plants, and an increasing fleet of battery electric vehicles.
Sebastian Ewert, Walter Krepulat, Max Gerstadt, Hauke Stamer   +3 more
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Fast charging of lead/acid batteries

Journal of Power Sources, 1993
Abstract A key point in the development of storage batteries for electric vehicles (Evs) is the possibility for fast recharging. It is widely recognized that the lead/acid system represents an excellent candidate for EVs because of the low cost, durability, and expectance of improvements in the near future.
CALASANZIO D, MAJA M, SPINELLI, Paolo
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Shakeoff induced by fast charged projectiles

Physical Review A, 1990
We derive a shakeoff-like expression for double ionization induced by fast charged projectiles that includes higher-order contributions of the Born series. The resulting shakeoff amplitude is about twice as large and has the opposite sign when compared to that of the shakeoff term defined by the first Born approximation.
, Végh, , Burgdörfer
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Field of a fast, charged particle

Physical Review A, 1986
As the velocity of a charged particle increases, its electric flux lines become more and more concentrated about the transverse plane, a circumstance that is sometimes construed to imply that the electric field in front of the particle is zero. This is never exactly true, but is often a valid approximation. The range of validity is discussed.
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Multiple Scattering of Fast Charged Particles

Physical Review, 1949
The theory of multiple scattering of charged particles has been extended in the small-angle approximation valid for thin foils and fast particles. The extension consists of an exact solution of the integral diffusion equation for the correlated probabilities of lateral and angular displacements, and the numerical integration of the resulting expression
Snyder, H. S., Scott, W. T.
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Super-Fast Charging

Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technology International, 2018
A new charging system aims to guarantee fast, convenient and safe charging, alleviating one of the primary barriers to increased consumer electric vehicle uptake
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