Mission-Specific Prognosis of Li-ion Batteries using Hybrid Physics-Informed Neural Networks
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Abstract
New transportation modalities such as electric powered vertical
takeoff and landing aircraft and logistic applications
like delivery of packages with drones require highly reliable
and powerful electric batteries for operation. A challenging
but very important task hereby is the precise forecasting of
the degradation of battery state-of-health (SOH) and stateof-
charge (SOC). While high-fidelity electrochemistry based
models can provide precise predictions of the SOC, they can
be computationally expensive. On the other hand, purely datadriven
approaches require a large amount of training data in
order to learn the input to output relation. In this research an
improved hybrid physics-informed machine learning model
is introduced, that conserves the electrochemistry based laws
and is implemented with data-driven layers to compensate for
unknown portions of internal voltage drop during discharge.
Preliminary results indicate that the model can predict discharge
for a large variety of loads, accurately predicts capacity
degradation over age and can be enhanced through extracting
information from cell temperature data as surrogate for aging.
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Physics-Informed Neural Networks, Li-ion Battery Prognostics, Scientific Machine Learning, Battery Aging
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