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Automotive Engineering ›› 2025, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (6): 1060-1071.doi: 10.19562/j.chinasae.qcgc.2025.06.005

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A TCN-LSTM Model-Based Approach for Real Vehicle Battery Health State Evaluation

Jie Hu1,2,3(),Haojie Wang1,2,3,Min Wei1,2,3,4,Zhihong Wang1,2,3,Lin Chen1,2,3,Wentao Huang1,2,3,Hanrui Kang1,2,3   

  1. 1.Wuhan University of Technology,Hubei Key Laboratory of Modern Auto Parts Technology,Wuhan 430070
    2.Wuhan University of Technology,Auto Parts Technology Hubei Collaborative Innovation Center,Wuhan 430070
    3.Hubei Technology Research Center of New Energy and Intelligent Connected Vehicle Engineering,Wuhan 430070
    4.SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile Company Limited,Liuzhou 545000
  • Received:2025-02-07 Revised:2025-03-20 Online:2025-06-25 Published:2025-06-20
  • Contact: Jie Hu E-mail:auto_hj@163.com

Abstract:

For the problem of insufficient accuracy in battery state of health (SOH) evaluation caused by the poor quality of real-world vehicle data, in this study a battery health state evaluation method based on the TCN-LSTM model is proposed. Firstly, the random search algorithm is employed to extract constant-current charging voltage segments. Subsequently, a weighted fusion approach combining locally weighted regression and third-order polynomial regression is used to fit the global degradation trend and the local degradation trend of battery capacity. Then, features related to battery aging, including the capacity retention-corrected cumulative charge capacity, fully charged voltage, and battery consistency, are constructed and extracted. Finally, a TCN-LSTM-based evaluation model for battery health state is constructed to explore the relationship between extracted features and battery aging from multiple dimensions. The results show that the TCN-LSTM model effectively evaluates the complex capacity degradation relationship of power batteries under real-world vehicle data, achieving an RMSRE of only 0.002 1.

Key words: electric vehicles, SOH, TCN-LSTM, battery consistency