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BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS): STATE OF HEALTH ESTIMATION USED IN MATLAB)/SIMULINK

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Jul 2026

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Nivas Ramakant Waghmare

Electrical engineering

CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatarapati Sambhajinar

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Prof. A. N. Mudiraj

Electrical engineering

CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatrapati Sambhajinar

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Prof. Ajinkya Salpe

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CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatarapati Sambhajinar

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Abstract

Accurate estimation of a lithium-ion battery's State of Health (SOH) is essential for predicting remaining useful life, preventing thermal or electrical failure, and scheduling maintenance in electric-vehicle and stationary energy-storage applications. This paper presents a MATLAB/Simulink model-based approach for on-line SOH estimation built around a second-order (one resistor–capacitor, RC) equivalent-circuit representation of a Li-ion cell, augmented with a lumped thermal sub-model and dedicated State-of-Charge (SOC), internal-resistance (R0) and SOH estimator subsystems. A survey of about twenty published studies covering model-based (Kalman-filter/observer), feature-based (incremental-capacity and differential-voltage analysis) and data-driven (machine-learning) SOH estimation methods, together with existing MATLAB/Simulink-based battery and digital-twin implementations, is used to position the present model within the literature and to justify the chosen estimator architecture. The Simulink architecture is then described block-by-block with reference to the developed model diagram, its governing equations are derived, and representative simulation results — terminal voltage, SOC-tracking accuracy, internal-resistance growth and SOH degradation over the cell's cycle life — are presented and discussed together with worked sample calculations. The estimator tracks SOC to within a root-mean-square error of about 1.2%, and the blended capacity/resistance SOH indicator falls from 100% to roughly 86% after 600 simulated cycles, consistent with the aging trends reported in the surveyed literature.

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BMS State of Health State of Charge SOC SOH Thermal Cooling Simulation

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Nivas Ramakant Waghmare, Prof. A. N. Mudiraj, Prof. Ajinkya Salpe, Prof. Ajinkya Salpe, "BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS): STATE OF HEALTH ESTIMATION USED IN MATLAB)/SIMULINK," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 7, pp. 1-9, Jul 2026.

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A MATLAB/Simulink model combining a Simscape Electrical equivalent-circuit representation, a Simscape Thermal lumped network, sensor-noise injection, and masked SOC/R0 and SOH estimator subsystems has been described and exercised to study on-line State-of-Health estimation for a Li-ion cell. A survey of twenty representative studies — spanning Kalman-filter/observer methods, incremental-capacity and differential-voltage feature methods, data-driven machine-learning methods, and existing MATLAB/Simulink and digital-twin implementations — was used to position the model and to justify combining a Coulomb-counting-with-correction SOC estimator, an on-line resistance identifier, an explicit thermal subsystem, and a blended capacity/resistance SOH index within a single co-simulated block diagram. The model tracks SOC to within about 1% at steady state, identifies internal-resistance growth consistent with the published aging trends surveyed in Section 2, and produces a blended SOH indicator that gives an earlier and more conservative end-of-life warning than a capacity-only metric.

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