In this specialization, you will learn the major functions that must be performed by a battery management system, how lithium-ion battery cells work and how to model their behaviors mathematically, and how to write algorithms (computer methods) to estimate state-of-charge, state-of-health, remaining energy, and available power, and how to balance cells in a battery pack.
Algorithms for Battery Management Systems Specialization
Algorithms for Battery Management Systems Specialization
Get Started in Algorithms for Battery Management. Learn how to model lithium-ion battery cells, and how to use those models to manage battery packs
Instructor: Gregory Plett
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(1,787 reviews)
Intermediate level
Recommended experience
3 months at 10 hours a week
Flexible schedule
Earn a career credential
Share your expertise with employers
What you'll learn
How to design equivalent-circuit models for lithium-ion battery cells
How to implement state-of-charge (SOC) estimators for lithium-ion battery cells
How to implement state-of-health (SOH) estimators for lithium-ion battery cells
How to design balancers and power-limits estimators for lithium-ion battery packs
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Skills you'll gain
- Electrical Safety
- Basic Electrical Systems
- Simulation and Simulation Software
- Electronic Systems
- Statistical Methods
- Electrical Engineering
- Safety Standards
- Power Electronics
- Probability
- Numerical Analysis
- Analytical Testing
- Electrical Systems
- Estimation
- Electronic Components
- Simulations
- High Voltage
- Electrical Power
- Control Systems
- Mathematical Modeling
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161 practice exercises
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Specialization - 5 course series
What you'll learn
Understand how lithium-ion battery cells work
Understand the requirements of a battery-management system
Skills you'll gain
Materials science, Failure Analysis, Manufacturing Processes, Thermal Management, Control Systems, Energy and Utilities, Electrical Engineering, Requirements Analysis, High Voltage, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Safety, Chemistry, Basic Electrical Systems, Safety Standards, Electrical Systems, and Electronic Components
What you'll learn
How to design equivalent-circuit models for lithium-ion battery cells
Skills you'll gain
Simulations, Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Analysis, Electrical Engineering, Predictive Modeling, Applied Mathematics, Engineering Analysis, Electronic Systems, Electrical Systems, Matlab, Scripting, Laboratory Testing, Basic Electrical Systems, Engineering Calculations, Analytical Testing, Scripting Languages, and Power Electronics
What you'll learn
How to implement state-of-charge (SOC) estimators for lithium-ion battery cells
Skills you'll gain
Estimation, Performance Tuning, Probability, Mathematical Modeling, Simulation and Simulation Software, and Numerical Analysis
What you'll learn
How to implement state-of-health (SOH) estimators for lithium-ion battery cells
Skills you'll gain
Estimation, Mathematical Modeling, Simulation and Simulation Software, Matlab, Calculus, Statistical Methods, Chemistry, Electrical Systems, Analytical Testing, and Scripting
What you'll learn
How to design balancers and power-limits estimators for lithium-ion battery packs
Skills you'll gain
Estimation, Electrical Engineering, Mathematical Modeling, Power Electronics, Control Systems, Applied Mathematics, Simulations, Electrical Systems, Matlab, Algorithms, Electrical Power, and Electronics
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This Specialization is part of the following degree program(s) offered by University of Colorado Boulder. If you are admitted and enroll, your completed coursework may count toward your degree learning and your progress can transfer with you.¹
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Frequently asked questions
The standard version of this specialization is 20 weeks in duration. The honors track requires an additional 4 weeks of study.
This is a graduate-level specialization that assumes that learners already hold a technical undergraduate degree: a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering or a Bachelor's degree in a closely related engineering discipline plus undergraduate-level competency in the following areas: Math (differential and integral calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations), Science (calculus-based physics and general chemistry), and Engineering (linear circuits, electronics, and linear systems)
The courses are designed to be taken in order, from Course 1 through Course 5. Course 1 gives a broad overview, background concepts, and context for the others; Course 2 is a strong prerequisite for the remaining courses since it describes the mathematical and programming frameworks that will be used; Course 3 includes topics in random variables that are important for Course 4. Course 5 is the only exception, and may be taken any time after completing Course 2.
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