Real-time battery safety diagnosis via Siamese convolutional neural network combined with online passive electrochemical impedance spectroscopy pattern extraction based on driving data and short-time Fourier transform

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) provides rich information on battery internal electrochemical processes, but conventional EIS requires dedicated excitation and external instruments, limiting on-board and real-time use. This paper proposes an online passive electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (PEIS) extraction method that estimates an impedance-like spectrum from naturally occurring current/voltage fluctuations during vehicle operation using a short-time Fourier transform (STFT), without injecting additional AC signals or interrupting operation. The STFT parameters are selected via a quantitative trade-off study between frequency resolution and PEIS–EIS fitting deviation. PEIS is validated against reference laboratory EIS measured at matched SOC and temperature points, showing a maximum mean fitting error below 6% for the real impedance at selected frequencies. Finally, the extracted PEIS patterns are used as electrochemical features for real-time safety screening based on similarity evaluation. To classify the internal state using this PEIS pattern, it is converted to image for deep learning. Based on this, we propose a new methodology to learn a Siamese convolutional neural network (SCNN) algorithm on the converted PEIS pattern and to effectively diagnose the state of the battery through similarity evaluation. The proposed framework enables practical, instrument-free extraction of electrochemical signatures from standard BMS data, supporting scalable safety monitoring for EV batteries. • Short time Fourier transform based EIS is extracted based on temperature, SOC and SOH. • Signal processing based EIS is extracted from EV real dynamic profile recorded 1 s. • Estimated EIS with signal processing is validated by real EIS data within fitting error 5%. • Image conversion is used to extract feature of PEIS for safety diagnosis algorithm • SCNN algorithm is applied to diagnose safety issue of EV in advance.

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Journal of Energy Storage
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2026-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.est.2026.121274
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Advanced Battery Technologies Research
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Real-time battery safety diagnosis via Siamese convolutional neural network combined with online passive electrochemical impedance spectroscopy pattern extraction based on driving data and short-time Fourier transform

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Real-time battery safety diagnosis via Siamese convolutional neural network combined with online passive electrochemical impedance spectroscopy pattern extraction based on driving data and short-time Fourier transform

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Abstract

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) provides rich information on battery internal electrochemical processes, but conventional EIS requires dedicated excitation and external instruments, limiting on-board and real-time use. This paper proposes an online passive electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (PEIS) extraction method that estimates an impedance-like spectrum from naturally occurring current/voltage fluctuations during vehicle operation using a short-time Fourier transform (STFT), without injecting additional AC signals or interrupting operation. The STFT parameters are selected via a quantitative trade-off study between frequency resolution and PEIS–EIS fitting deviation. PEIS is validated against reference laboratory EIS measured at matched SOC and temperature points, showing a maximum mean fitting error below 6% for the real impedance at selected frequencies. Finally, the extracted PEIS patterns are used as electrochemical features for real-time safety screening based on similarity evaluation. To classify the internal state using this PEIS pattern, it is converted to image for deep learning. Based on this, we propose a new methodology to learn a Siamese convolutional neural network (SCNN) algorithm on the converted PEIS pattern and to effectively diagnose the state of the battery through similarity evaluation. The proposed framework enables practical, instrument-free extraction of electrochemical signatures from standard BMS data, supporting scalable safety monitoring for EV batteries. • Short time Fourier transform based EIS is extracted based on temperature, SOC and SOH. • Signal processing based EIS is extracted from EV real dynamic profile recorded 1 s. • Estimated EIS with signal processing is validated by real EIS data within fitting error 5%. • Image conversion is used to extract feature of PEIS for safety diagnosis algorithm • SCNN algorithm is applied to diagnose safety issue of EV in advance.

Journal of Energy StorageVol. 154
Chungnam National University (KR), Hyundai Motors (South Korea) (KR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 37%
Advanced Battery Technologies Research
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