ask from my team Mr. Kerler: [email protected]

he might have some models available.

I think you can use Simulink and its lithium battery model on Simscape.

@Markus Lienkamp

thank you for your help, but I looking for something special and I dont know whether it is useable with available models.

@Amaury Augeard

Thanks, but exist no free software ?

I think in this case, you can look at POWERSIM with a trial version. It could give you an idea.

http://powersimtech.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Tutorial-How-to-use-Lithium-Ion-battery-model.pdfv

http://powersimtech.com/download-demo/

@Amaury Augeard

I have tried it, but it doesnt allow simulate a own created circuit.

thanks for your suggest.

You can create your own circuit with PSIM. You have a components limit with the trial version.

I don't have other solutions for you but I propose you to contact Mathworks in order to try the other solution proposed. Maybe, you could have a trial version which allow to you to realize what you are searching for.

Good Luck.

thank you for all the answers.

I think the COMSOL software should answer your needs

COMSOL software is best way. Its work by FEM method.

COMSOL software, who have the model, Thanks

Simscape is a good option if you are a student and get it for free. Simscape have generic battery models you can parametrise.

Other option would be Mentor SystemVision Cloud. I saw there is also a Li-ion model available. I dont know how fare you can go with the free version.

Or you try to build it with LTspice manually. Tricky will be the functional describtion of the components parameter, because they depend on SoC and current. Integration of ageing would be very tricky I think.

Maybe the BatteryDict module of the GeoDict software (which incorporates Fraunhofer ITWM's BEST software) could be interesting for you? Try this link for more information: https://www.geodict.com/Modules/Dicts/BatteryDict.php