Simple model of a battery.
This model takes as an input the power that should be stored in the battery (if P > 0) or that should be extracted from the battery. The model uses a fictitious conductance (see Buildings.Electrical.DC.Loads.Conductor) G such that P = u i and i = u G, where u is the voltage difference across the pins and i is the current at the positive pin.
The output connector SOC
is the state of charge of the battery.
This model does not enforce that the state of charge is between zero and one.
However, each time the state of charge crosses zero or one, a warning will
be written to the simulation log file.
The model also does not limit the current through the battery. The user should
provide a control so that only a reasonable amount of power is exchanged,
and that the state of charge remains between zero and one.
P_nominal
as
this parameter is disabled and assigned a value
in the initial equation
section.
This is for
issue 426.
Terminal_n
and
Terminal_p
as it is already declared to the be the same
phase system, and it is not declared to be replaceable.
This avoids a translation error in OpenModelica.