Deep Learning Method for Lithium-Ion Battery Health Monitoring in Electric Propulsion
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USPTO published Purdue Research Foundation's patent application US20260098906A1 on April 9, 2026, disclosing a deep learning method for predicting lithium-ion battery end-of-life in electric propulsion systems. The invention uses sensor data from real-time battery monitoring to generate operational recommendations for extending battery life and operational time during discharge cycles.
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The patent application discloses a deep learning method for in-operando health monitoring of lithium-ion batteries in electric propulsion systems. The method trains a deep learning network using a priori generated training datasets and applies new sensor datapoints in real-time to generate operational recommendations for extending battery end-of-life and operational time during discharge cycles.
This patent publication affects manufacturers developing battery management systems and technology companies working on AI applications for battery health monitoring. Patent applications are informational publications that do not create compliance obligations.
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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IN-OPERANDO HEALTH MONITORING FOR LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES IN ELECTRIC PROPULSION USING DEEP LEARNING
Application US20260098906A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026
Assignee
Purdue Research Foundation
Inventors
Vikas Tomar, Meghana Sudarshan, Alexey Yourievich Serov, Jaya Vikeswara Rao Vajja
Abstract
A method of predicting battery end of life based on a small dataset of sensor data include training a deep learning network using a plurality of a priori generated training datasets, receiving sensor data from a plurality of sensors in real-time coupled to one or more cells in a battery pack as the one or more cells are used in a present discharge cycle to thereby generate a plurality of new unseen sensor datapoints, and applying the new unseen sensor datapoints to the trained deep learning network to thereby generate operational recommendations to achieve one or both of i) extend end of life of the battery pack, and ii) extend operational time of the battery pack during the present discharge cycle or a future discharge cycle.
CPC Classifications
G01R 31/367 G01R 31/374 G01R 31/3842 G01R 31/392 G01R 31/396 G06N 3/09 H01M 10/425 H01M 10/486 H01M 2010/4271
Filing Date
2025-10-02
Application No.
19348739
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