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Implement simple battery (see issue #2957) #2959
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…t on SOC with Boolean parameter useLinearSOCDependency=true
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This enhancement is fine to me. It is out of doubt that battery models are needed, especially models that non-experts can understand.
The place in the MSL is exactly that place I'd also had chosen. I like a flat hierarchy. Too deeply sorted models do not give a convenient overview.
As far as I understand this matter the models are correct. Later on I will do further tests, but this should not prevent from approving this PR.
Many thanks for developing these models.
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Please re-request my review after reviewing AHaumer#1
* Change hard to soft default value OCVmin = 0 is not a reasonable value in a real applications so it's better to use a start value or to omit the default value at all * Set simulation value of OCVmin to 10V OCVmin = 0 is not realistic in an application
Fix #2957.