Overcurrent simulation method when nail penetrates secondary battery and recording medium storing the program
First Claim
1. An overcurrent simulation method which simulates an overcurrent, in the event of penetration of at least two secondary batteries and a safety device, based on a resistance value of the safety device using an electronic circuit analysis program operating by a microprocessor, the overcurrent simulation method comprising:
- (a) receiving, by the microprocessor, an input of;
an equivalent circuit of the safety device including a first metal sheet, an insulator member and a second metal sheet, wherein the insulator member is interposed between the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet, and the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet would be electrically connected by a conductive object when the conductive object penetrates the safety device and the at least two secondary batteries, and an equivalent circuit of at least two secondary batteries including an overcurrent channel via which an overcurrent flows in the event of penetration, through a variable resistor device;
(b) variously setting, by the microprocessor, a resistance value of a circuit equivalent of the first metal sheet and a circuit equivalent of the second metal sheet;
(c) changing, by the microprocessor, a resistance value of a circuit equivalent of the insulator member and a resistance value of the variable resistor device in the equivalent circuit of at least two secondary batteries to a resistance value of a conductive object sequentially in an order in which the conductive object penetrates the safety device and the at least two secondary batteries;
(d) outputting, by the microprocessor, a current value on a circuit equivalent of the overcurrent channel over time using the electronic circuit analysis program; and
(e) calculating, by the microprocessor, a resistance value of the circuit equivalent of the first metal sheet and the circuit equivalent of the second metal sheet allowing a minimum magnitude of current to flow in the circuit equivalent of the overcurrent channel.
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Abstract
Disclosed is an overcurrent simulation method when a nail penetrates a secondary battery and a recording medium storing the program. The overcurrent simulation method according to the present disclosure constructs a safety device and a secondary battery equivalent circuit, and produces a nail penetration effect by changing a resistance value. In this instance, various current simulations may be obtained by changing a first metal sheet and a second metal sheet included in the safety device, and a resistance value limiting an overcurrent may be calculated.
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16 Claims
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1. An overcurrent simulation method which simulates an overcurrent, in the event of penetration of at least two secondary batteries and a safety device, based on a resistance value of the safety device using an electronic circuit analysis program operating by a microprocessor, the overcurrent simulation method comprising:
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(a) receiving, by the microprocessor, an input of; an equivalent circuit of the safety device including a first metal sheet, an insulator member and a second metal sheet, wherein the insulator member is interposed between the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet, and the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet would be electrically connected by a conductive object when the conductive object penetrates the safety device and the at least two secondary batteries, and an equivalent circuit of at least two secondary batteries including an overcurrent channel via which an overcurrent flows in the event of penetration, through a variable resistor device; (b) variously setting, by the microprocessor, a resistance value of a circuit equivalent of the first metal sheet and a circuit equivalent of the second metal sheet; (c) changing, by the microprocessor, a resistance value of a circuit equivalent of the insulator member and a resistance value of the variable resistor device in the equivalent circuit of at least two secondary batteries to a resistance value of a conductive object sequentially in an order in which the conductive object penetrates the safety device and the at least two secondary batteries; (d) outputting, by the microprocessor, a current value on a circuit equivalent of the overcurrent channel over time using the electronic circuit analysis program; and (e) calculating, by the microprocessor, a resistance value of the circuit equivalent of the first metal sheet and the circuit equivalent of the second metal sheet allowing a minimum magnitude of current to flow in the circuit equivalent of the overcurrent channel. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A recording medium storing an electronic circuit analysis program, the electronic circuit analysis program used to simulate an overcurrent, in the event of penetration of a at least two secondary batteries and a safety device, based on a resistance value of the safety device, the recording medium comprising:
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(a) receiving an input of an equivalent circuit of the safety device including a first metal sheet, an insulator member and a second metal sheet, wherein the insulator member is interposed between the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet, and the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet are electrically connected by a conductive object when the conductive object penetrates the safety device and the at least two secondary batteries and an equivalent circuit of at least two secondary batteries including an overcurrent channel via which an overcurrent flows in the event of penetration, through a variable resistor device; (b) variously setting a resistance value of the first metal sheet and the second metal sheet; (c) changing a resistance value of the circuit equivalent of the insulator member and a resistance value of the variable resistor device in the equivalent circuit of at least two secondary batteries to a resistance value of a conductive object sequentially in an order in which the conductive object penetrates the safety device and the at least two secondary batteries; (d) outputting a current value on the circuit equivalent of the overcurrent channel over time using the electronic circuit analysis program; and (e) calculating a resistance value of the circuit equivalent of the first metal sheet and the circuit equivalent of the second metal sheet allowing a minimum magnitude of current to flow in the circuit equivalent of the overcurrent channel. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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