Sarah Lindqvist

Sarah Lindqvist

Sarah Lindqvist is a Battery Management Systems engineer with 12 years of experience in SOC/SOH estimation algorithms, protection circuit design, and cell balancing systems. She has led BMS development programmes for portable power stations, industrial UPS, and compact energy storage products across European and Asian markets.

Intelligent Active-Passive Hybrid Equalization for Retired LiFePO₄ Battery Packs: BMS Qualification Guide

TL;DR A 16S LiFePO₄ pack of retired power cells achieved a discharge capacity restoration rate of 96.2% (22,789 mAh recovered from a 23,700 mAh baseline) across 121 charge-discharge cycles using an intelligent time-sharing active-passive hybrid equalization strategy. For buyers sourcing…

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RLS-EKF SOC Estimation for Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries: Procurement Guide for MW-Scale Systems

TL;DR In controlled simulation testing, the RLS-EKF algorithm achieved a mean SOC prediction error of 0.00083 and an RMSE of 0.0011 under constant-current pulse charging — performance that holds up under dynamic trapezoidal discharge profiles as well. For buyers evaluating…

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CHB-PCS SoC Equalization: Technical Procurement Guide for Multi-String Battery Energy Storage

TL;DR In large-scale battery energy storage systems using cascaded H-bridge power conversion architecture, SoC imbalance across series-connected battery strings is the primary cause of premature capacity fade and thermal stress concentration — simulation data shows that uncontrolled inter-phase SoC deviation…

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SP2D Model-Based Lithium Plating Suppression for Fast-Charge BMS: Accuracy Thresholds and Cycle Life Validation

TL;DR An NCM prismatic cell (156 Ah nominal) charged using a simplified pseudo-two-dimensional (SP2D) model-controlled current profile reached the 4.3 V cutoff in 1895 seconds while keeping the anode potential above the 20 mV lithium plating threshold throughout — confirmed…

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Entropy-Based SOH Prediction for Lithium-Ion Battery Clusters: Real-Time Health Assessment Without Capacity Testing

TL;DR Entropy-based analysis of voltage drop and temperature distribution across cell clusters enables real-time health assessment without disassembling battery packs: information entropy values between 1.85–2.00 for voltage features and 1.51–1.53 for temperature features indicate consistent cell aging, while entropy deviations…

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SOH Estimation for LiFePO₄ Packs: 1-Minute Voltage Sampling Achieves 0.37% MAPE

TL;DR The 1-minute voltage differential sampling method during constant-current charging below 3.41 V achieves 0.37% mean absolute percentage error in SOH prediction for LiFePO₄ packs, outperforming 3-minute and 5-minute intervals. For procurement teams managing large battery clusters, this precision directly…

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BMS Operating Data Splicing and Reconstruction for SOH & RUL Prediction in Grid Storage

TL;DR When BMS-collected operating data contains fragmented charge/discharge segments — which it almost always does in real grid storage deployments — a gradient-descent-based splicing and reconstruction method enforcing a current differential threshold of ≤5 A, voltage continuity of ≤0.005 V,…

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