Demonstrates a physics-informed approach for accurate state estimation and fault diagnosis in batteries, suggesting improved reliability in management systems.
Reliable state estimation and fault diagnosis are critical for battery operation. However, existing data-driven methods often suffer from overfitting and poor interpretability, especially when data is scarce. We propose PIMST, a Physics-Informed Multi-scale Spatiotemporal Transformer that integrates electrochemical mechanisms with deep learning. This approach enforces physical consistency and improves robustness. We incorporate a physics-constrained loss derived from the Thevenin Equivalent Circuit Model, which embeds Kirchhoff’s laws and Ampere-hour integration directly into the network. Additionally, our architecture employs multi-scale temporal attention to capture both long-term degradation and high-frequency dynamics, while a Graph Attention Network models inter-cell coupling. Evaluations on NASA, Oxford, and CALCE datasets demonstrate that PIMST achieves a 0.42% RMSE for State of Health estimation and 98.7% accuracy for fault diagnosis. The model significantly outperforms baseline methods in few-shot settings. These results establish PIMST as a reliable and physically grounded framework for intelligent Battery Management Systems.
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