JP2012185991A - Battery, battery adjustment device, and method and program for adjusting battery - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To bring out the performance of a battery pack better when replacing a secondary battery composing the battery pack.SOLUTION: A battery module for replacement 30 comprises: battery rows 310 composed of serially connected cells; a switch 320 connected to the battery rows 310 that closes to build a circuit in which a plurality of battery rows 310 are connected in parallel; a variable resistor 330 serially connected with the circuit in which the plurality of battery rows 310 are connected in parallel; and CMU 340 that adjusts the inner resistance of the battery module for replacement 30 by adjusting the capacity of the battery module for replacement 30 through open/close control of the switch 320 and by adjusting the resistance value of the variable resistor 330. As the CMU340 adjusts the capacity and the inner resistance of the battery module for replacement 30 to match them with the capacity and the inner resistance of the remaining battery module equipped in the battery pack 10, the characteristics of the battery pack 10 can be brought out better when charging and discharging the battery pack 10 with the battery module for replacement 30 mounted.

Description

  The present invention relates to a battery, a battery adjustment device that adjusts characteristics of the battery, a battery adjustment method of the battery adjustment device, and a program.

It is known that when charging / discharging is repeated with respect to an assembled battery in which a plurality of secondary batteries are connected in series, variations in battery characteristics such as maximum charging voltage occur, and some related techniques have been proposed.
For example, in order to prevent overcharge and overdischarge due to cell voltage variations, it is necessary to measure the voltage for each cell. Regarding the measurement of the voltage for each cell, the cell voltage detection device described in Patent Document 1 uses a flying capacitor circuit as a first step to set a capacitor for any cell having a different ground potential of an assembled battery in which multiple cells are connected in series. The pulse corresponding to the time when the cell voltage is charged and the voltage of the capacitor charged to the cell voltage is attenuated to reach the threshold voltage by the action of the capacitor of the flying capacitor circuit, the discharge circuit and the voltage comparator as the second step. A pulse having a width is obtained, and as a third step, a digital value of the cell voltage is obtained by the action of the time measuring means and the computing means of the pulse width. Accordingly, the number of cells in series as a measurement unit can be freely set, a high-precision A / D converter is not required, and a cell voltage can be detected with high accuracy.

JP 2001-204141 A

  The variation in battery characteristics can be a problem when the secondary battery constituting the assembled battery is replaced. For example, when the secondary battery constituting the assembled battery has an abnormality or the like and the secondary battery is replaced, the characteristics of the secondary battery newly incorporated in the assembled battery and the secondary battery originally incorporated Due to the difference, there is a possibility that the performance of the assembled battery cannot be fully exploited.

  The present invention has been made in consideration of such circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a battery that can better draw out the performance of the assembled battery when the secondary battery constituting the assembled battery is replaced. A battery adjustment apparatus, a battery adjustment method, and a program are provided.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problem, and a battery according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of secondary batteries that can be connected in parallel and the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel. And a variable resistor connected in series.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a battery adjustment device including: a plurality of secondary batteries connectable in parallel; and a variable resistor connected in series to the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel. An information acquisition unit that acquires information indicating characteristics that the target battery should have, and a capacity adjustment unit that determines the number of the secondary batteries connected in parallel based on the information acquired by the information acquisition unit and connects them in parallel And a resistance adjusting unit for setting a resistance value of the variable resistor.

  The battery adjustment device according to an aspect of the present invention is the battery adjustment device described above, wherein the adjustment target battery includes a storage unit, the information acquisition unit acquires a verification code, and the battery adjustment unit Is characterized in that the verification code is written in the storage unit.

  The battery adjustment method according to an aspect of the present invention is a battery adjustment method for a battery adjustment device, wherein a plurality of secondary batteries connectable in parallel and the secondary battery or the secondary batteries connected in parallel are connected in series. An information acquisition step of acquiring information indicating characteristics to be included in the adjustment target battery having a connected variable resistor, and adjusting the characteristics of the adjustment target battery based on the information acquired in the information acquisition step And a battery adjustment step.

  A program according to an aspect of the present invention includes a computer as a battery adjustment method, a plurality of secondary batteries that can be connected in parallel, and a variable resistor connected in series to the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel. And an information acquisition step of acquiring information indicating characteristics that the adjustment target battery should have, and a battery adjustment step of adjusting the characteristics of the adjustment target battery based on the information acquired in the information acquisition step. , Is a program for executing.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, when replacing | exchanging the secondary battery which comprises an assembled battery, the performance of the said assembled battery can be drawn out better.

It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of the assembled battery system 1 in one Embodiment of this invention. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the assembled battery system 1 when a battery module included in the assembled battery 10 is replaced in the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram illustrating a schematic configuration example of an assembled battery system that temporarily uses a replacement battery module 30 in the same embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a schematic configuration of an assembled battery system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, the assembled battery system 1 includes an assembled battery 10, a battery processing device 20, and a replacement battery module 30. The assembled battery 10 includes battery modules 110-1 to 110-m and a BMU (Battery Management Unit) 120. Each of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m includes a cell 111 and a CMU (Cell Management Unit) 112. The battery processing apparatus 20 includes a battery communication unit 220, a charge / discharge execution unit 230, and a control unit 250. The replacement battery module 30 includes a column battery 310, a switch 320, a variable resistor 330, and a CMU 340.

The assembled battery 10 is a secondary battery configured by combining cells. The assembled battery 10 may be used for various purposes, for example, a secondary battery used in a power storage device for stable power supply in solar power generation or wind power generation, or for work such as a forklift or a crane. It may be a secondary battery used in equipment.
Each of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m is a secondary battery that is packaged. When the secondary battery included in the assembled battery 10 is replaced, the replacement is performed in units of battery modules.

The cell 111 is a single secondary battery. As the cell 111, various secondary batteries such as a lithium ion battery and a lead battery can be used.
Each of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m may include one cell 111 or a plurality of cells 111. When the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m include a plurality of cells 111, the plurality of cells 111 may be connected in series, may be connected in parallel, or may be connected in series and in parallel. It may be connected in combination with connection.

The CMU 112 is provided for each battery module, and performs control such as monitoring the state of each cell 111 included in the battery module and taking charge balance. Further, the CMU 112 has a storage device and stores data such as a verification code described later.
The BMU 120 exchanges data with the CMU 112 of each battery module included in the assembled battery 10 to control each battery module.

The replacement battery module 30 is a battery module incorporated in the assembled battery 10 in place of any of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m included in the assembled battery 10, and is similar to the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m. (In particular, the size and the position and shape of the connection terminal).
The column battery 310 is configured by connecting in series the same number of cells 111 as the cells 111 connected in series in the battery module included in the assembled battery 10 so as to output the same voltage as the battery module included in the assembled battery 10. The

  The switch 320 is connected in series to the column battery 310 and adjusts the number of parallel connections of the column batteries 310. That is, when the switch 320 is closed (turned on), the column battery 310 connected in series to the switch 320 is incorporated in the parallel circuit of the column battery 310. On the other hand, when the switch 320 is opened (turned OFF), the column battery 310 connected in series to the switch 320 is excluded from the parallel circuit of the column battery 310.

The variable resistor 330 is a variable resistor for adjusting the internal resistance of the replacement battery module 30.
The CMU 340 performs control such as monitoring the state of each cell 111 included in the replacement battery module 30 and charging balance. Further, the CMU 340 controls the opening / closing of the switch 320 and adjusts the resistance value of the variable resistor 330. The CMU 340 includes a storage device and stores data such as a verification code described later.

  The battery processing device 20 is a device that performs processing on the battery module. The battery processing device 20 reads various information such as a verification code described later from the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m, and also sends a verification code to the replacement battery module 340. And various information such as setting information are written, and the switch 320 and the variable resistor 330 are set for the replacement battery module 340.

The battery communication unit 220 reads information from the CMU 112 of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m and writes information to the CMU 340 of the replacement battery module 30. In particular, the battery communication unit 220 reads a verification code described later from the CMU 112 of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m, and writes the verification code to the CMU 340 of the replacement battery module 30. The verification code includes information such as capacity and internal resistance that the replacement battery module 30 should have.
Reading and writing of information is performed, for example, through a signal connection terminal that the battery processing device 20 has at a predetermined position. When the battery module is loaded at the predetermined position and the signal connection terminal on the battery processing device 20 side and the signal connection terminal on the battery module side are connected, the battery communication unit 220 can provide information on the CMU 112 or the CMU 340. You can read and write.

  The charge / discharge execution unit 230 adjusts the battery voltage of the replacement battery module 30 by causing the replacement battery module 30 to charge and discharge. Charging / discharging of the replacement battery module 30 is performed, for example, through a power connection terminal that the battery processing apparatus 20 has at a predetermined position. The replacement battery module 30 is loaded at the predetermined position, and the power connection terminal on the battery processing apparatus 20 side and the power connection terminal on the replacement battery module 30 side are connected, whereby the charge / discharge execution unit 230 is connected. The power supply to the replacement battery module 30 (charging of the replacement battery module 30) and the power acquisition from the replacement battery module 30 (discharge of the replacement battery module 30) can be performed.

  The control unit 250 controls each unit of the battery processing device 20. In particular, the control unit 250 reads information from the CMU 112 of the battery module via the battery communication unit 220. Further, the control unit 250 calculates the capacity and internal resistance that the replacement battery module 30 should have based on the information read from the CMU 112. Then, the control unit 250 writes the calculated capacity and internal resistance in the CMU 340 of the replacement battery module 30 via the battery communication unit 220.

Next, the operation of the assembled battery system 1 will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of the assembled battery system 1 when the battery module included in the assembled battery 10 is replaced.
First, each CMU 112 included in each of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m acquires characteristics such as a battery voltage and a capacity (a charged amount in a fully charged state) of each cell 111 included in the battery module of the CMU 112 itself. . Then, it is determined whether the battery module needs to be replaced, and the determination result is output to the BMU 120. Receiving the determination result output from each CMU 112, the BMU 120 detects a battery module that needs to be replaced according to the determination result (step S101).

Then, the BMU 120 determines whether or not there is a battery module that needs to be replaced according to the detection result (step S102). If it is determined that there is no battery module that needs to be replaced (step S102: No), the process of FIG. To do.
On the other hand, when it is determined that there is a battery module that needs to be replaced (step S102: Yes), the BMU 120 collates with the CMU 112 of the battery module that needs to be replaced detected in step S101 (hereinafter referred to as “replaceable battery module”). The code is written (step S111).

  Here, the verification code is a code for identifying whether or not the battery module is legitimate (the one approved by the administrator of the assembled battery system 1 for use in the assembled battery 10). If the characteristics of the battery modules used in the assembled battery 10 vary, there is a risk that the performance of the assembled battery 10 may not be sufficiently obtained. Therefore, in order to prevent a battery module from being replaced by an unauthorized person, a verification code is provided. Used.

Further, the BMU 120 needs to be replaced among battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 as information indicating characteristics that the replacement battery module (battery module incorporated in the assembled battery 10 instead of the replacement battery module required) should have. Information indicating characteristics such as a discharge profile, battery voltage, capacity, and internal resistance of a battery module that is not detected as a battery module (hereinafter referred to as “remaining battery module”) is written in the CMU 112.
At that time, the BMU 120 generates a verification code including these pieces of information and writes it into the CMU 112. Alternatively, the BMU 120 may write these information in the CMU 112 separately from the verification code.
Further, these pieces of information that the BMU 120 writes in the CMU 112 may be the mode value of the measured values in each battery module, or may be an average value or an intermediate value. Alternatively, the BMU 120 may write the measurement value itself into the CMU 112, and the control unit 250 or the inventory management server device 70 may calculate the mode value, the average value, or the intermediate value.

Next, charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 is stopped, and the replacement battery module is extracted from the assembled battery 10 and loaded at a predetermined position of the battery processing apparatus 20 (step S112). This processing is performed manually by a maintenance worker, for example. Alternatively, the assembled battery 10 or the battery processing device 20 may include a transfer unit such as a robot arm and perform the operation automatically.
Moreover, the battery processing apparatus 20 has a connection terminal for communication and a connection terminal for electric power with a battery module in the said predetermined position. Through this communication connection terminal, the battery processing device 20 can write and read information to and from the CMU 112 of the battery module loaded at the predetermined position. Moreover, the battery processing apparatus 20 can charge / discharge the battery module mounted in the predetermined position through the power connection terminal.

  Next, the control unit 250 includes a verification code (including information indicating characteristics that the replacement battery module should have) written in step S111 from the CMU 112 of the replacement battery module loaded on the battery processing apparatus 20, Setting information when the battery module is incorporated into the assembled battery 10 is read out via the battery communication unit 220 (step S113).

  Thereafter, the battery module requiring replacement is removed from the battery processing apparatus 20, and instead, the replacement battery module 30 is loaded at a predetermined position of the battery processing apparatus 20 (step S121). This process is performed manually by a maintenance worker after the battery processing device 20 displays information acquisition completion, for example. Alternatively, the assembled battery 10 or the battery processing device 20 may include a transfer unit such as a robot arm and perform the operation automatically.

When the replacement battery module 30 is loaded, the control unit 250 calculates the mode value (Mode) of the capacity of the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 as the capacity that the replacement battery module 30 should have. Then, the control unit 250 writes the calculated capacity of the replacement battery module 30 to the CMU 340 via the battery communication unit 220.
The CMU 340 that has acquired the capacity that the replacement battery module 30 should have has the capacity of the replacement battery module 30 similar to the capacity that the replacement battery module 30 should have (for example, so as to be closest, or The number of column batteries 310 connected in parallel is determined so that the difference between the capacity of the replacement battery module 30 and the capacity of the replacement battery module 30 is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold value. Then, the CMU 340 opens (turns on) the determined number of switches 320 and closes (turns off) the other switches 320, thereby constructing a parallel connection circuit using the column battery 310 (step S122).

  The capacity that the replacement battery module 30 should have is not limited to the mode value of the capacity of the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10, but may be an average value or a median value (Medium). By using the mode value as described above, when the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 include battery modules having a capacity greatly different from that of other battery modules, the capacity of the battery modules Without being affected, a discharge profile similar to the capacity of many battery modules can be the capacity that the replacement battery module 30 should have.

Further, the control unit 250 calculates the mode value of the internal resistances of the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 as the internal resistance that the replacement battery module 30 should have. Then, the control unit 250 writes the calculated internal resistance of the replacement battery module 30 to the CMU 340 via the battery communication unit 220.
The CMU 340 that has acquired the internal resistance that the replacement battery module 30 should have has the internal resistance of the replacement battery module 30 similar to the internal resistance that the replacement battery module 30 should have (for example, be closest) Alternatively, the resistance value of the variable resistor 330 is adjusted so that the difference between the internal resistance of the replacement battery module 30 and the internal resistance of the replacement battery module 30 is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold value (step S123). ).
As in the case of the capacity, the internal resistance that the replacement battery module 30 should have is not limited to the mode value of the internal resistance of the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10, but may be an average value or a median value. Good.

Next, the control unit 250 writes the verification code acquired from the battery module requiring replacement in step S113 and the setting information for incorporating the replacement battery module 30 into the assembled battery 10 into the CMU 340 via the battery communication unit 220. (Step S124).
Furthermore, the control unit 250 calculates the mode of the voltage of the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 as the voltage that the replacement battery module 30 should have. Then, the control unit 250 controls the charge / discharge execution unit 230 to adjust the voltage of the replacement battery module 30 according to the calculated voltage that the replacement battery module 30 should have. Then, the charge / discharge execution unit 230 causes the replacement battery module 30 to perform charge / discharge according to the control of the control unit 250 so that the voltage of the replacement battery module 30 is similar to the voltage that the replacement battery module 30 should have. (Eg, so as to be closest or so that the difference between the voltage of the replacement battery module 30 and the voltage that the replacement battery module 30 should have is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold) (step) S125).

  Thereafter, the replacement battery module 30 is incorporated into the assembled battery 10 as a replacement battery module for the replacement battery module required (step S126). This processing is performed manually by a maintenance worker, for example. Alternatively, the assembled battery 10 or the battery processing device 20 may include a transfer unit such as a robot arm and perform the operation automatically.

  In the assembled battery 10 in which the replacement battery module 30 is incorporated, the BMU 120 determines whether the verification code is appropriate (step S201). Specifically, the BMU 120 determines whether the CMU 112 of the replacement battery module stores the same verification code as the verification code written in the replacement battery in step S111, and stores it. If it is determined, the verification code conforms, and if it is determined that it is not stored, the verification code does not conform.

When it is determined that the verification code is suitable (step S201: Yes), the BMU 120 restarts charging / discharging by the assembled battery 10 (step S211). Thereafter, the process of FIG.
On the other hand, when it is determined that the verification code is incompatible (step S201: No), the BMU 120 displays that charging / discharging by the assembled battery 10 cannot be resumed (step S221). For example, the battery pack 10 includes a display screen such as a liquid crystal display, and the BMU 120 displays a message indicating that the operation cannot be resumed on the display screen.
Then, the process of the figure is complete | finished, for example, when a new replacement battery is incorporated in the assembled battery 10, the assembled battery 10 performs the process after step S201 again.

  As described above, the replacement battery module 30 has characteristics similar to those of the other battery modules of the assembled battery 10, whereby the characteristics of the battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 can be made uniform. The performance of can be extracted better.

Note that the CMU 340 may calculate the capacity and internal resistance of the replacement battery module 30 instead of the control unit 250. For example, the CMU 340 acquires the capacity and internal resistance of other battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 from the BMU 120 after being incorporated in the assembled battery 10, and the replacement battery module 30 includes based on these information. The power capacity and internal resistance are calculated.
In this case, after the assembled battery 10 restarts charging / discharging, the replacement battery module 30 can readjust the capacity and internal resistance. Thereby, when each battery module of the assembled battery 10 is repeatedly charged and discharged, when the characteristics of the replacement battery module 30 become different from the characteristics of the other battery modules, the characteristics of the replacement battery module 30 are changed. Therefore, the performance of the assembled battery 10 can be further improved.

  The verification code stored in the CMU 340 is not limited to the verification code written in the battery module requiring replacement. For example, the CMU 340 may store a predetermined master code. Thereby, a different verification code can be assigned to each battery module, and the verification code can have a function as an identification code of the battery module. In addition, since the CMU 340 stores the master code in advance, it is not necessary for the battery processing apparatus 20 to write the verification code into the CMU 340 in step S124 of FIG. 2, and the processing time can be shortened.

The battery modules 110-1 to 110-m and the replacement battery module 30 are different in the configuration of the cells 111 included therein. That is, the replacement battery module 30 is different from the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m in that a parallel connection circuit of the column batteries 310 is configured by closing the switch 320. Due to this difference in configuration, the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m and the replacement battery module 30 have characteristics during discharging (for example, the speed at which the amount of charge decreases when discharging and the voltage decreases) It is conceivable that the speed of This difference in characteristics at the time of discharging may lead to a decrease in performance of the assembled battery 10.
Therefore, the assembled battery system may use the replacement battery module 30 temporarily.

  FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram illustrating a schematic configuration example of an assembled battery system that temporarily uses the replacement battery module 30. In the figure, the assembled battery system 6 includes an aging processing device 60, an inventory battery management server device 70, and an inventory battery group 80 in addition to the components included in the assembled battery system 1 (FIG. 1). The stock battery management server device 70 includes a stock battery management database 710. The stock battery group 80 includes battery modules 110- (m + 1) to 110- (m + n).

The aging treatment device 60 is a device that performs an aging treatment for charging / discharging the battery module.
Similar to the battery processing device 20, the aging processing device 60 reads various types of information such as a verification code from a battery module that requires replacement (a battery module that requires replacement in the assembled battery 10). In particular, the aging processing device 60 reads out the characteristics to be possessed by the replacement battery module (battery module incorporated in the assembled battery 10 instead of the battery module requiring replacement), similar to the battery processing device 20, and the stock battery management server device 70. Send to.
Further, the battery processing device 20 includes the stock battery management server device 70 among the battery modules 110- (m + 1) to 110- (m + n) included in the stock battery group 80 based on the characteristics that the replacement battery module should have. An aging process is performed to charge / discharge the selected battery module. By the aging process, the battery processing apparatus 20 matches the characteristics of the battery module selected by the stock battery management server apparatus 70 with the characteristics that the replacement battery module should have.

In the stock battery management server device 70, the stock battery management database 710 stores characteristic information such as battery voltage, capacity, and internal resistance for each of the battery modules 110-(m + 1) to 110-(m + n) included in the stock battery group 80. Is stored in advance.
Then, the inventory battery management server device 70, based on the characteristic information stored in the inventory battery management database 710 and the information transmitted from the aging processing device 60, the battery module 110- (m + 1) included in the inventory battery group 80. A replacement battery module for the battery module of the assembled battery 10 is selected from ˜110− (m + n).

  The stock battery group 80 is, for example, a battery module storage, and stores battery modules 110- (m + 1) to 110- (m + n). The battery modules 110- (m + 1) to 110- (m + n) stored in the stock battery group 80 are battery modules for replacement when any of the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m included in the assembled battery 10 is replaced. Candidate

Here, when the stock battery group 80 includes battery modules having the same configuration as the battery modules 110-1 to 110-m included in the assembled battery 10, the aging process performed by the aging processing apparatus 60 allows the capacity and In addition to the internal resistance, it is expected that a battery module having characteristics similar to those of the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 can be obtained during discharging.
On the other hand, it is conceivable that a certain amount of time is required for the aging processing apparatus 60 to perform the aging process. During the time required for the aging process, the assembled battery 10 is charged / discharged with the replacement battery module 30 as a temporary replacement battery.

Thus, when the assembled battery 10 includes the replacement battery module 30 and performs charging and discharging, the assembled battery 10 can perform charging and discharging in a state where the characteristics of the battery modules are relatively uniform. Thereby, the characteristic of the assembled battery 10 can be drawn out better.
Furthermore, after the aging process of the aging treatment apparatus 60 is completed, it can be expected that a battery module similar to the remaining battery modules included in the assembled battery 10 can be expected in addition to the capacity and internal resistance, as well as the characteristics during discharge. . When the assembled battery 10 includes the battery module and performs charging and discharging, the assembled battery 10 can perform charging and discharging in a state where the characteristics of the battery module are further aligned. Thereby, the characteristic of the assembled battery 10 can be drawn out further.

A program for realizing all or part of the functions of the control unit 250 and the CMU 340 is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium is read into a computer system and executed. You may process each part by. Here, the “computer system” includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices.
Further, the “computer system” includes a homepage providing environment (or display environment) if a WWW system is used.
The “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a storage device such as a flexible medium, a magneto-optical disk, a portable medium such as a ROM and a CD-ROM, and a hard disk incorporated in a computer system. Furthermore, the “computer-readable recording medium” dynamically holds a program for a short time like a communication line when transmitting a program via a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line. In this case, a volatile memory in a computer system serving as a server or a client in that case, and a program that holds a program for a certain period of time are also included. The program may be a program for realizing a part of the functions described above, and may be a program capable of realizing the functions described above in combination with a program already recorded in a computer system.

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and includes design changes and the like without departing from the gist of the present invention.

1 assembled battery system 10 assembled battery 110-1 to 110- (m + n) battery module 111 cell 112 CMU
120 BMU
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 20 Battery processing apparatus 220 Battery communication part 230 Charging / discharging execution part 250 Control part 30 Replacement battery module 310 Row battery 320 Switch 330 Variable resistance 340 CMU

Claims (5)

A plurality of secondary batteries connectable in parallel;
A variable resistor connected in series to the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel;
A battery comprising: Information for acquiring information indicating characteristics to be included in a battery to be adjusted including a plurality of secondary batteries that can be connected in parallel and a variable resistor connected in series to the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel An acquisition unit;
Based on the information acquired by the information acquisition unit, a capacity adjustment unit that determines the number of the secondary batteries connected in parallel and connects them in parallel;
A resistance adjuster for setting a resistance value of the variable resistor;
A battery adjustment device comprising: The adjustment target battery includes a storage unit;
The information acquisition unit acquires a verification code,
The battery adjustment unit writes the verification code into the storage unit;
The battery adjustment device according to claim 2. A battery adjustment method for a battery adjustment device,
Information for acquiring information indicating characteristics to be included in a battery to be adjusted including a plurality of secondary batteries that can be connected in parallel and a variable resistor connected in series to the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel An acquisition step;
A battery adjustment step of adjusting the characteristics of the battery to be adjusted based on the information acquired in the information acquisition step;
The battery adjustment method characterized by comprising. To the computer as a battery adjustment method,
Information for acquiring information indicating characteristics to be included in a battery to be adjusted including a plurality of secondary batteries that can be connected in parallel and a variable resistor connected in series to the secondary battery or the secondary battery connected in parallel An acquisition step;
A battery adjustment step of adjusting the characteristics of the battery to be adjusted based on the information acquired in the information acquisition step;
A program for running

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