design of dc dc bidirectional charge controller for lead acid battery in simulink?

hi, presently i am doing project on stand alone PV systems with lead acid battery in simulink, i am facing problem in design of charge controller i.e to limit overcharging and over discharging of battery and also to provide battery back up in cloudy days.
please give me an idea to work on it.
thank you mounika.p

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Hi you can estimate the state of charge(SOC) of battery and stop charging or discharging according to SOC limits. It will be convenient if u know SOC of battery for energy storage applications.
Hi,
Check out this model: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/63791-voltage-control-dc-dc-bidirectional-converter
It is a DC DC voltage controlled bidirectional converter, or check this model which is current controlled bidirectional converter:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/63330-current-controller-dc-dc-bidirectional-converter
In either models, you can add a current rate limiter based on the maximum C-rate of your battery. Rate limiter is a block in the library
Where can i add rate limiter and what is its purpose/
How can i add inner current and outer voltage loop control in this model?

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Hi,
Check out this model: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/63791-voltage-control-dc-dc-bidirectional-converter
It is a DC DC voltage controlled bidirectional converter, or check this model which is current controlled bidirectional converter:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/63330-current-controller-dc-dc-bidirectional-converter
In either models, you can add a current rate limiter based on the maximum C-rate of your battery. Rate limiter is a block in the library

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Hello, I am working on designing an optimal charger controller for EV batteries. My work will include SOC estimation and design of a non-linear optimal controller for HEV battery. Can you help me? Or do you think these papers that you suggested here will be good to look at? Thanks

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