Battery Management Seminar
2026-08-07 01:01:22

Explore Cutting-Edge Lithium-Ion Battery Management Techniques in Upcoming Seminar

Upcoming Seminar: Mastering Lithium-Ion Battery Management



Date: September 14, 2026
Time: 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Platform: Zoom
Host: CMC Research

CMC Research is excited to announce a significant online seminar titled “Explanation of Capacity and Degradation Estimation Techniques for Optimal Management of Lithium-Ion Batteries.” This seminar aims to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills in battery management systems (BMS), focusing on estimation techniques for remaining capacity and degradation.

Seminar Overview


Under the guidance of Professor Masahiro Fukui from Ritsumeikan University’s Department of Electronic Information Engineering, attendees will explore the fundamental principles, modeling, and control methods of lithium-ion batteries. Delving into detailed topics, the seminar will cover various aspects relevant to different battery types and applications, including electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs).

Participants will learn:
  • - Basic Characteristics of Lithium-Ion Batteries
  • - Battery Modeling Techniques
  • - Fundamental Components of BMS
  • - Effective Methods for State of Charge (SOC) Estimation
  • - Principles of Degradation Diagnosis and Prediction

This comprehensive approach ensures that both novice and experienced technicians in the battery technology field will leave with a deeper understanding and practical skills applicable to their work.

Who Should Attend?


This seminar is ideal for:
  • - Beginner and junior engineers eager to learn about BMS and battery control technologies from the ground up.
  • - Professionals specializing in battery technology for EVs, HEVs, and PHEVs looking to deepen their knowledge.

Learning Session Details


The session will begin with an introduction to the operational principles of lithium-ion batteries, followed by:
1. Battery Modeling: Understanding the electrical characteristics and the equivalent circuit representation.
- Extracting equivalent circuit models from Nyquist plots.
- Constructing a battery simulation using MATLAB.
2. High-Precision State of Charge Estimation: Applying Kalman filters for refined SOC estimation.
- Implementing Kalman filter algorithms in MATLAB.
3. Degradation Modeling and Diagnosis Techniques: Analyzing the deterioration mechanisms and modeling techniques.
- Utilizing Recursive Least Squares (RLS) for degradation diagnosis.
4. Latest Technologies in Degradation Diagnosis and Lifespan Prediction: Exploring cutting-edge methods and technologies.

Registration Details


Fees:
  • - General: ¥55,000 (including tax)
  • - Newsletter Subscribers: ¥49,500 (including tax)
  • - Academic: ¥26,400 (including tax)

Participants can join the session through Zoom, and after registration, a URL for viewing will be sent via email. Please visit the CMC Research seminar site to register and for more detailed information about the seminar.

About the Instructor


Professor Masahiro Fukui
  • - Professor of Electronic Information Engineering at Ritsumeikan University.
  • - Research interests include digital systems design and battery simulation leading to sustainable electronic technologies.

Conclusion


Join us for this enlightening online seminar and enhance your expertise in managing lithium-ion batteries effectively. With a dedicated Q&A session included, attendees will have the opportunity to clarify doubts and engage with the instructor directly. This is an excellent chance to gain insights into crucial battery management strategies essential for the evolving landscape of electric vehicles and beyond.

For additional updates on upcoming webinars and seminars, visit the CMC Research website or check their catalog of related publications.


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