Charlotte Blinston

MapleSim Battery Library: Using system-level modeling for faster, lower-risk development

Energy efficient design of battery powered systems is becoming increasingly necessary, and battery models have become an indispensable tool in optimizing these systems. With these models, companies are able to understand the loading effect on the battery as it undergoes many different duty cycles and how it will behave as part of the greater system. 

System-level modeling is an extremely effective approach for engineering design projects that can help you reduce development time, uncover problems early in the development cycle, and improve overall designs. By using a system-level modeling tool, like MapleSim, battery powered systems can be modeled far quicker than traditional techniques, while still preserving accuracy for meaningful results. 

The MapleSim Battery Library allows you to incorporate physics-based predictive models of battery cells into your multidomain system-level models and can be used in any modeling project that involves batteries, including consumer electronics, electric and hybrid-electric vehicles, power electronics, energy generation and storage, and more. In this webinar, learn about the MapleSim Battery Library and see how system-level modeling can be used to create high-fidelity, efficient models of energy storage systems.
Language: English
Duration: 12 Minutes
Related Terms: Battery, Battery-library, System-level-modeling