Frontiers in Energy Research (Jan 2023)
Remaining useful life prognostics of lithium-ion batteries based on a coordinate reconfiguration of degradation trajectory and multiple linear regression
Abstract
Lithium battery has been widely applied as new energy to cope with pressures in both form environment and energy. The remaining useful life (RUL) prognostics of lithium-ion batteries have become more critical. Convenient battery life prediction allows early detection of performance deficiencies to help maintain the battery system promptly. This paper proposes a RUL prognostics model of lithium-ion batteries based on a coordinate reconfiguration of degradation trajectory and multiple linear regression. First, a new sampling rule is used to reconfigure the coordinates of degradation data of new batteries and truncated similar batteries. Then, the relationship between similar and new lithium-ion batteries is established by using the reconfiguration data. Moreover, a new RUL prognostics model based on a coordinate reconfiguration of degradation trajectory and multiple linear regression is established by considering the influence of time-varying factors, which can improve prediction accuracy with small sample data and significantly reduce product development time and cost.
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