Method and system to determine power values of a battery
Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for identifying, for a power source, a lookup table (LUT) that includes, for each condition of the power source, i) a maximum power (p-max) of the power source for the condition and ii) a sustained power (p-sus) of the power source for the condition; examining the LUT to define calibration triggers associated with the conditions; identifying an event that satisfies a particular calibration trigger of the calibration triggers; in response to identifying the event, creating a workload for the power source; in response to the workload, determining for a particular condition associated with the particular calibration trigger, an updated p-max value for the particular condition and an updated p-sus value of the power source for the particular condition; and updating the LUT, for the particular condition, based on the updated p-max value and the updated p-sus value.
1. A computer-implemented method, comprising:
identifying, for a power source of a computing device, a lookup table (LUT) that includes, for each condition of a plurality of conditions of the power source, i) a maximum power (p-max) of the power source for the condition and ii) a sustained power (p-sus) of the power source for the condition;
examining, by an enclosure controller of the computing device, the LUT to define calibration triggers associated with respective conditions of the plurality of conditions;
determining whether a charge cycle count of the power source meets a threshold to satisfy a first calibration trigger of the calibration triggers;
concurrently with determining whether the charge cycle count of the power source meets the threshold, determining whether an integration of external hardware components of the computing device has occurred that satisfies a second calibration trigger;
concurrently with determining whether the integration of the external hardware components of the computing device occurred, determining whether an increase in power consumption by a computer-implemented application executable by an operating system of the computing device has occurred that satisfies a third calibration trigger;
determining that each of the first calibration trigger, the second calibration trigger, and the third calibration trigger is satisfied, and in response, creating a workload for the power source;
in response to creating the workload for the power source, executing, for a particular condition of the one or more conditions associated with the calibration triggers, the workload at the power source;
determining, by the enclosure controller and based on the executed workload, an updated p-max value for the particular condition and an updated p-sus value of the power source for the particular condition; and
updating the LUT, for the particular condition, based on the updated p-max value and the updated p-sus value.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the one or more conditions of the power source include one or more of a temperature of the power source, an age of the power source, and a state of charge of the power source.
3. The method of claim 2 , wherein the age of the power source includes the charge cycle count of the power source.
4. The method of claim 2 , wherein the age of the power source includes a chronological age of the power source, or an impedance of the power source.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein creating the workload for the power source includes creating a power virus for the power source.
6. A system comprising a processor having access to non-transitory memory media storing instructions executable by the processor to:
identifying, for a power source of a computing device, a lookup table (LUT) that includes, for each condition of a plurality of conditions of the power source, i) a maximum power (p-max) of the power source for the condition and ii) a sustained power (p-sus) of the power source for the condition;
examining, by an enclosure controller of the computing device, the LUT to define calibration triggers associated with respective conditions of the plurality of conditions;
determining whether a charge cycle count of the power source meets a threshold to satisfy a first calibration trigger;
concurrently with determining whether the charge cycle count of the power source meets the threshold, determining whether an integration of external hardware components of the computing device has occurred that satisfies a second calibration trigger;
concurrently with determining whether the integration of the external hardware components of the computing device occurred, determining whether an increase in power consumption by a computer-implemented application executable by an operating system of the computing device has occurred that satisfies the particular calibration trigger;
determining that each of the first calibration trigger, the second calibration trigger, and the third calibration trigger is satisfied, and in response, creating a workload for the power source;
in response to creating the workload for the power source, executing, for a particular condition of the one or more conditions associated with the calibration triggers, the workload at the power source;
determining, by the enclosure controller and based on the executed workload, an updated p-max value for the particular condition and an updated p-sus value of the power source for the particular condition; and
updating the LUT, for the particular condition, based on the updated p-max value and the updated p-sus value.
7. The system of claim 6 , wherein the one or more conditions of the power source include one or more of a temperature of the power source, an age of the power source, and a state of charge of the power source.
8. The system of claim 7 , wherein the age of the power source includes charge cycle count of the power source.
9. The system of claim 7 , wherein the age of the power source includes a chronological age of the power source, or an impedance of the power source.
10. The system of claim 6 , wherein creating the workload for the power source includes creating a power virus for the power source.
11. A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing software comprising instructions executable by one or more computers which, upon such execution, cause the one or more computers to perform operations comprising:
identifying, for a power source of a computing device, a lookup table (LUT) that includes, for each condition of a plurality of conditions of the power source, i) a maximum power (p-max) of the power source for the condition and ii) a sustained power (p-sus) of the power source for the condition;
examining, by an enclosure controller of the computing device, the LUT to define calibration triggers associated with respective conditions of the plurality of conditions;
determining whether a charge cycle count of the power source meets a threshold to satisfy a first calibration trigger;
concurrently with determining whether the charge cycle count of the power source meets the threshold, determining whether an integration of external hardware components of the computing device has occurred that satisfies a second calibration trigger;
concurrently with determining whether the integration of the external hardware components of the computing device occurred, determining whether an increase in power consumption by a computer-implemented application executable by an operating system of the computing device has occurred that satisfies the particular calibration trigger;
determining that each of the first calibration trigger, the second calibration trigger, and the third calibration trigger is satisfied, and in response, creating a workload for the power source;
in response to creating the workload for the power source, executing, for a particular condition of the one or more conditions associated with the calibration triggers, the workload at the power source;
determining, by the enclosure controller and based on the executing workload, an updated p-max value for the particular condition and an updated p-sus value of the power source for the particular condition; and
updating the LUT, for the particular condition, based on the updated p-max value and the updated p-sus value.