Turn battery data into insight, with code that runs.
Every electric vehicle has to answer two questions that it cannot measure directly: how much energy is left, and how long will the battery last? This practical guide shows engineers, students and data scientists how to answer them with physics and machine learning, from the first line of Python to a working battery health monitor on a Raspberry Pi.
You need no laboratory and no downloads to start. The book includes evbatt, a compact battery simulator that generates realistic drive cycles, voltages, temperatures and ageing histories for whole fleets of cells, with the hidden ground truth included, so you can learn every method before you touch real data. It also points you to the major public battery datasets for when you are ready.
Inside you will learn to:
Every code listing in the book was run before publication, and every figure was produced by the code beside it. Written for engineering students, researchers, BMS and EV engineers, data scientists moving into energy and mobility, and educators looking for meaningful hands-on AI projects.
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Vendeur : California Books, Miami, FL, Etats-Unis
Etat : New. Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur I-9798178055922
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