IHCS: ARMS: A Novel Adaptive ConfiguRable Multi-cell Battery System for Power-Aware Electronics

IHCS：ARMS：用于功率感知电子设备的新型自适应可配置多节电池系统

• 批准号: 0801736
• 负责人: Song Ci
• 金额: $ 29.96万
• 依托单位: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Continuing Grant
• 财政年份: 2008
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2008-05-01 至 2012-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0801736&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: IHCS; ARMS; Novel; Adaptive; ConfiguRable

Integrative, Hybrid and Complex SystemsUniversity of Nebraska-LincolnSong CiIHCS: ARMS: A Novel Adaptive ConfiguRable Multi-cell Battery System for Power-Aware ElectronicsThe objective of this research is to develop a novel adaptive configurable multi-cell battery system for power-aware computing. Tasks include: (1) a study of adaptive configurable multi-cell battery discharge behaviors under a time-varying load through modeling and simulation; (2) investigation and development of an adaptive control and optimization framework to dynamically select the optimal cell topology configuration for the current load based on each cell's state of health and state of capacity; and (3) establishment of an integrated power-aware embedded platform for testing and evaluating the proposed adaptive configurable multi-cell battery with a wide range of benchmark load applications.Intellectual Merit: The project investigates a novel design concept for multi-cell batteries with the goal of increased utilization of battery capacity. The research also investigates a power management system with simple direct current-to-direct current conversion circuitry that is intended to increase the efficiency of multi-cell battery discharge. Finally, the project seeks to develop a fundamental understanding of multi-cell battery behavior, which is currently not well understood. This project seeks to provide solutions for a variety of domain-specific applications.Broader Impacts. By improving the discharge efficiency and life span of multi-cell batteries, the broader impacts of this project are to increase a system's operating time with the same battery capacity and to reduce environmental impact of discarded batteries. Results, outcomes, software tools, benchmarks, and educational materials will be disseminated through a project web site, as well as through journal and conference publications. A new course on power-aware computing is being jointly developed and taught at the investigators' univer

集成、混合和复杂系统Nebraska-LincolnSong CiIHCS：ARMS：A Novel Adaptive Configurable Multi-cell Battery System for Power-Aware Electronics. The Objective of this study is to develop a novel adaptive configurable multi-cell Battery System for Power-Aware Computing. 任务包括：（1）通过建模和仿真研究时变负载下的自适应可配置多单元电池放电行为;（2）研究和开发自适应控制和优化框架，以基于每个单元的健康状态和容量状态动态地选择用于当前负载的最优单元拓扑结构配置;以及（3）建立一个集成的功耗感知嵌入式平台，用于测试和评估所提出的具有广泛基准负载应用的自适应可配置多芯电池。该项目研究了一种新的多芯电池设计概念，其目标是提高电池容量的利用率。 该研究还研究了一种电源管理系统，该系统具有简单的直流到直流转换电路，旨在提高多单元电池放电的效率。 最后，该项目旨在发展对多电池电池行为的基本理解，这一点目前还没有得到很好的理解。 该项目旨在为各种特定领域的应用提供解决方案。 通过提高多芯电池的放电效率和寿命，该项目的更广泛影响是在电池容量相同的情况下增加系统的运行时间，并减少废弃电池对环境的影响。 将通过项目网站以及期刊和会议出版物传播成果、结果、软件工具、基准和教育材料。 一门关于能量感知计算的新课程正在研究者大学联合开发和教授。