energystate
Energystate is a term used to describe the current amount and distribution of energy within a system. It captures both the total energy content and how that energy is partitioned among forms such as kinetic, potential, thermal, chemical, electrical, and radiative energy. In practice, energystate may be described by a set of state variables that summarize energy content and its availability for work.
In physics, energy states can refer to microscopic configurations of a system. Quantum mechanics uses energy
In engineering and energy systems, energystate often focuses on operable quantities such as state of charge
Measurement and estimation of energystate rely on sensors and models. Battery management uses voltage, current, and
Examples include a hydrogen atom in a discrete energy ladder, a lithium-ion battery at 65 percent SoC,