How to scale 1 hour in some seconds for battery simulation?

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Frederico Marc 2016-11-14

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回答： Grégory SEABRA 2016-11-14

Hello everyone,

I need to use a 3.91e-7s time step in my simulink model, but with this short time step, it is practically impossible to simulate some hours and observe battery charge and discharge processes. So I would like to know how can I scale 1 hour in 1s of simulation or another thing to solve this problem.

Thanks.

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John D'Errico 2016-11-14

The point is, if you need a short time step, then you need a short time step. There is no magic. You are not the last person or the first one to want things to run fast, or to have a problem that they want to run faster than it can. Computers are not infinitely fast, and it is easy to throw a problem at them that will run a long time.

Frederico Marc 2016-11-14

Alright then. Thanks John D'Errico!

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Grégory SEABRA 2016-11-14

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Hi,

you might want to change your battery's equivalent capacity with the same time factor (not the ESR though). By doing so, you'll change your charge/discharge dynamics.

I don't know how your battery is modeled, but you might want to do something like this.

Do you want to simulate the charge and discharge in order to evaluate the efficiency or some THDs? If so, you can also determine some bias points (SOCs, etc...) around wich you will perform a simulation, put all this in a script and let it run successively all the simulations. You would then have only to analyze the results.

But as I asked, it's all about knowing what you want to observe.

Regards,

Greg