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Jul 2026
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Electrical engineering
CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatarapati Sambhajinar
Electrical engineering
CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatrapati Sambhajinar
Electrical engineering
CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatarapati Sambhajinar
Electrical engineering
CSMSS, Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatrapati Sambhajinar
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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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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