Battery Modeling and Simulation

GT-SUITE offers a complete and flexible solution for modeling battery systems throughout all stages of the battery or electrified vehicle design process. In GT-SUITE, electrical-equivalent or electrochemical battery models can be discretized to calculate variations in current, temperature, and state of charge (SOC) at a module-to-module, cell-to-cell, or intracellular level.

We also offer GT-AutoLion, the industry-leading Lithium-ion battery simulation software. GT-AutoLion predictively models the electrochemical processes within Lithium-ion batteries.  Included with every installation of GT-AutoLion is a comprehensive electrochemical materials database, reducing the burden for laboratory testing of electrochemical properties.  GT-AutoLion empowers engineers to predictively model battery aging phenomenon as part of an integrated simulation.

Component-level studies, including battery temperature distribution and Battery Management Systems verification, are also performed using GT-SUITE.

• Predict electric vehicle range and performance using simplified lumped electrical-equivalent battery models
• Verify thermal management techniques, battery design, and cell design using a battery model that captures module-to-module, cell-to-cell, or intracellular variations in current, temperature, and SOC
• Model electrochemical processes within Lithium-ion cells using GT-AutoLion
• Integrate electrical-equivalent or electrochemical battery models with thermal and fluid flow models to predict battery temperature distribution

• Comprehensive electrochemical materials database with GT-AutoLion
• Predict battery degradation with GT-AutoLion
• Lithium-Ion battery model with calibration data available
• Characterization of battery models using test data (i.e discharge curves or HPPC test data)
• Integrate cell balancing circuits with electrical-equivalent or electrochemical battery models to study cell balancing techniques and Battery Management Systems

• Hybrid and Electric vehicles
• Thermal Management systems
• Power electronics and motors
• Battery Management Systems (BMS) control logic

• GT-AutoLion
• Battery Thermal Management
• Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
• Performance, Fuel Economy, and Emissions
• Vehicle Modeling Framework
• Energy Management
• Vehicle Cooling
• Control, MiL, SiL, and HiL
• Electric Machines and Drives