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Battery Power Management for Portable Devices.
Title:
Battery Power Management for Portable Devices.
Author:
Barsukov, Yevgen.
ISBN:
9781608074921
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (259 pages)
Contents:
Battery Power Management for Portable Devices -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- 1 Battery Chemistry Fundamentals and Chara -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Battery Fundamentals and Electrical -- 1.3 General Battery Characteristics -- 1.3.1 Chemical Capacity and Energy -- 1.3.2 Battery Impedance -- 1.3.3 Usable Capacity -- 1.3.4 Power Capability and the Ragone Pl -- 1.3.5 Durability, Cycle Life, and Shelf- -- 1.3.6 Self-Discharge Properties -- 1.4 Monitoring and Safety -- 1.5 Overview of Different Battery Techno -- 1.5.1 Lead Acid -- 1.5.2 Nickel Cadmium -- 1.5.3 Nickel Metal-Hydride -- 1.5.4 Lithium Ion Battery -- 1.5.5 Battery Chemistries Overview -- References -- 2 Battery Charger Techniques -- 2.1 Lead-Acid Battery Charger -- 2.2 NiCd and NiMH Battery Charger -- 2.2.1 Nickel-Based Battery Charge Charac -- 2.2.2 NiMH Battery Charger Design Exampl -- 2.3 Li-Ion and Li-Polymer Battery Charge -- 2.3.1 Li-Ion and Li-Polymer Charge Chara -- 2.3.2 Charge Temperature Qualification a -- 2.3.3 Linear Battery Charger -- 2.3.4 Switch-Mode Battery Charger -- 2.3.5 Switch-Mode Battery Charger Design -- 2.3.6 USB Battery Charging -- 2.3.7 Port Detecting and Self-Enumeratin -- 2.4 Battery Charger and System Interacti -- 2.5 Dynamic Power Management Battery Cha -- 2.5.1 System Bus Voltage-Based Dynamic P -- 2.5.2 Input Current-Based Dynamic Power -- 2.5.3 Switch-Mode DPM Battery Charger wi -- 2.5.4 Narrow Voltage Direct Current (NVD -- 2.5.5 Battery Charging System Topology C -- 2.6 Battery Charger Design Examples in E -- 2.6.1 Tablet Charger Design Example -- 2.6.2 Notebook and Ultrabook Battery Cha -- 2.7 LiFePO Battery Charger -- 2.8 Wireless Charging Technology -- 2.9 Solar Charging System -- References -- 3 Battery Safety and Protections -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Safety Events Triggered External to.

3.2.1 Overvoltage Applied to a Battery P -- 3.2.2 Overdischarge -- 3.2.3 Overcurrent During Discharge -- 3.2.4 Overcurrent During Charge -- 3.3 Safety Events Triggered Inside the B -- 3.3.1 Pack Internal Short Circuit -- 3.3.2 Cell Overvoltage -- 3.3.3 Cell Internal Short Circuit -- 3.4 Final Thoughts -- References -- 4 Cell-Balancing Techniques: Theory and Im -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Types of Battery Cell Imbalance That -- 4.2.1 State-of-Charge (SOC) Imbalance -- 4.2.2 Total Capacity Differences -- 4.2.3 Impedance Differences -- 4.3 Effect of Imbalancing on Performance -- 4.3.1 Premature Cell Degradation Through -- 4.3.2 Safety Hazards Resulting from Over -- 4.3.3 Early Charge Termination Resulting -- 4.3.4 Early Discharge Termination -- 4.4 Hardware Implementation of Balancing -- 4.4.1 Current Bypass -- 4.4.2 Charge Redistribution -- 4.4.3 Charge Shuttles -- 4.4.4 Inductive Converter-Based Cell Bal -- 4.5 Balancing Algorithms -- 4.5.1 Cell Voltage Based -- 4.5.2 SOC Based -- 4.5.3 SOC and Total Capacity Based -- 4.6 Summary -- 5 Battery Fuel Gauging: State of Charge, R -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 State of Charge and Accuracy Definit -- 5.3 Basic Battery Remaining Capacity Mon -- 5.3.1 Voltage Correlation -- 5.3.2 Voltage Correlation with IR Correc -- 5.3.3 Hardware Implementation of Voltage -- 5.3.4 Coulomb Counting: Current Integrat -- 5.3.5 Coulomb Counting with Voltage-Base -- 5.3.6 Hardware Implementation of Coulomb -- 5.4 Advanced Gauging Methods: Impedance -- 5.4.1 Basic Concept -- 5.4.2 Voltage Correlation in IT -- 5.4.3 Full Chemical Capacity (Q) Update -- 5.4.4 Battery Impedance Update in IT -- 5.4.5 Thermal Modeling to Account for Te -- 5.4.6 Load Modeling -- 5.4.7 Bringing It All Together: Predicti -- 5.4.8 State of Health -- 5.4.9 Hardware Implementation of IT Algo -- 5.5 Host-Side and Pack-Side Gauging -- 5.6 Summary.

6 System Considerations -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Battery Pack Electronics: General Co -- 6.3 Battery Pack ESD Design Consideratio -- 6.3.1 ESD Fundamentals -- 6.3.2 Where Does the Current Flow During -- 6.3.3 ESD Design Hardening -- 6.3.4 Pack Insertion Issues -- 6.4 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) S -- 6.4.1 EMI Solutions in the Battery Manag -- 6.4.2 EMI Design Considerations in Batte -- 6.4.3 Measuring the EMI -- 6.4.4 Conducted EMI -- 6.4.5 Approach for Minimizing Conducted -- 6.4.6 Approach for Minimizing Common Mod -- 6.4.7 Minimizing the Radiated EMI -- 6.5 Power Components and PCB Thermal Des -- 6.6 Assuring That an Intended Battery Is -- References -- 7 Design Examples: Complete Battery Soluti -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Cell Phones and Smartphones -- 7.2.1 Battery Selection -- 7.2.2 Battery Pack Electronics -- 7.2.3 Battery Charging -- 7.3 Tablet Computers -- 7.3.1 Battery Pack Electronics -- 7.3.2 Battery Charging -- 7.4 Notebook PCs -- 7.4.1 Battery Selection -- 7.4.2 Battery Pack Electronics -- 7.4.3 Battery Charging -- 7.5 Ultrabooks -- 7.5.1 Battery Selection -- 7.5.2 Battery Pack Electronics -- 7.5.3 Charging and Power Architecture -- 7.5.4 Ultrabook Battery Charger Design E -- 7.6 Digital Cameras -- 7.6.1 Battery Pack Electronics -- 7.6.2 Battery Charging -- 7.7 Industrial and Medical Handheld Devi -- 7.7.1 Battery Selection -- 7.7.2 Battery Pack Electronics -- 7.7.3 Battery Charging -- 7.8 Conclusion -- About the Authors -- Index.
Abstract:
The introduction of Li-ion batteries in 1991 created a tremendous change in the handheld devices landscape. Since then, the energy stored and put to use in palm-sized electronic devices has quadrupled. Devices are continuously getting more power hungry, outpacing battery development. Written by leading engineers in the field, This cutting-edge resource helps you overcome this challenge, offering you an insightful overview and in-depth guide to the many varied areas of battery power management for portable devices. You find the latest details on optimizing charging circuits, developing battery gauges that provide the longest possible run-time while ensuring data protection, and utilizing safety circuits that provide multiple independent levels of protection for highly energetic batteries. This unique book features detailed design examples of whole systems, providing you with the real-world perspective needed to put this knowledge into practice. You get the state-of-the-art know-how you need to perfect your device designs, helping you make them strong competitors in the fast-growing portable device marketplace.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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