Non-Destructive Modeling of a 9V Alkaline Battery for EMC Simulation Based on S-Parameter Measurement

Non-Destructive Modeling of a 9V Alkaline Battery for EMC Simulation Based on S-Parameter Measurement

Batteries are fundamental components of many modern systems, most prominently electric vehicles (EV) or mobile devices. Hence, generation of battery models is becoming a crucial task to evaluate the performance of suchlike electronic systems in simulation, including electromagnetic compatibility (EM...

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Published in:2020 International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility - EMC EUROPE pp. 1 - 6
Main Authors: Hackl, Herbert, Ibel, Martin, Auinger, Bernhard, List, Dominik, Stockreiter, Christian
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 23-09-2020
Subjects:
3D electromagnetic (EM) simulation
9V alkaline block battery (PP3)
bulk current injection (BCI)
S-parameter
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Summary:Batteries are fundamental components of many modern systems, most prominently electric vehicles (EV) or mobile devices. Hence, generation of battery models is becoming a crucial task to evaluate the performance of suchlike electronic systems in simulation, including electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). But even commercial cells like a 9V block battery may critically impact daily EMC measurement tasks, namely if they are used for powering tested devices or peripheral equipment. To depict the battery's influence by simulation, a model of selfsame suitable for 3D simulation with commercial software is developed. It is validated by two practical experiments and eventually applied to reproduce results of a bulk current injection (BCI) test.
ISSN:2325-0364
DOI:10.1109/EMCEUROPE48519.2020.9245760