Optimizing Cycle Life Prediction of Lithium-ion Batteries via a Physics-Informed Model

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Main Authors: Nicolae, Constantin-Daniel, Sameer, Sara, Sun, Nathan, Yan, Karena
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Published: 2024
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author Nicolae, Constantin-Daniel
Sameer, Sara
Sun, Nathan
Yan, Karena
author_facet Nicolae, Constantin-Daniel
Sameer, Sara
Sun, Nathan
Yan, Karena
contents Accurately measuring the cycle lifetime of commercial lithium-ion batteries is crucial for performance and technology development. We introduce a novel hybrid approach combining a physics-based equation with a self-attention model to predict the cycle lifetimes of commercial lithium iron phosphate graphite cells via early-cycle data. After fitting capacity loss curves to this physics-based equation, we then use a self-attention layer to reconstruct entire battery capacity loss curves. Our model exhibits comparable performances to existing models while predicting more information: the entire capacity loss curve instead of cycle life. This provides more robustness and interpretability: our model does not need to be retrained for a different notion of end-of-life and is backed by physical intuition.
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spellingShingle Optimizing Cycle Life Prediction of Lithium-ion Batteries via a Physics-Informed Model
Nicolae, Constantin-Daniel
Sameer, Sara
Sun, Nathan
Yan, Karena
Machine Learning
Accurately measuring the cycle lifetime of commercial lithium-ion batteries is crucial for performance and technology development. We introduce a novel hybrid approach combining a physics-based equation with a self-attention model to predict the cycle lifetimes of commercial lithium iron phosphate graphite cells via early-cycle data. After fitting capacity loss curves to this physics-based equation, we then use a self-attention layer to reconstruct entire battery capacity loss curves. Our model exhibits comparable performances to existing models while predicting more information: the entire capacity loss curve instead of cycle life. This provides more robustness and interpretability: our model does not need to be retrained for a different notion of end-of-life and is backed by physical intuition.
title Optimizing Cycle Life Prediction of Lithium-ion Batteries via a Physics-Informed Model
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.17174