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A battery management system (BMS) is any electronic system that manages a rechargeable battery (cell or battery pack)

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I am building a POC with two COM-15208 buck-boost boards (5V/3.3V from 3.7V LiPo). Daily draw: ~1825 mAh (~76 mA avg). I have two 10000 mAh batteries available with me and I want to parallel two ...
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In the attached schematic of a bms, the mosfet gates require around 12v to switch on/off. So they are directly taking power at the 3rd cell B3. Wouldn't this cause imbalance with the remaining cells(...
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3x 18650 batteries in series inside their compartment. If I want to include a BMS module then due to limitations on available space, my only option is to have the power lines gently squeezed against ...
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I am designing a 72 V LiFePO battery pack for an unmanned ground vehicle with a turret, and I’d like feedback on cell format. Subsystem currents (72 V bus equivalent): Traction (2 motors, 2 drivers ...
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I need to design a very simple battery overvoltage protection circuit, i.e. there's a string of cells connected in series, and if any of those cells has a voltage that exceeds a set threshold (...
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This is a latch circuit-based charger designed for a 2S battery. The main functionality of this board is to allow both charging and discharging through a common 3-pin blade connector while also ...
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I am currently working designing a board using a BQ40Z80. The load applied is max 60 A. I have used the recommended MOSFET CSD18540Q5B. This supports 29 A continuous drain according to the datasheet. ...
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i'd like to change my dead screw driver batteries , the batteries has no labels as the photos bellow , its charger delivers 6 volts and 300 mA 1.8VA. my question : is it possible to use Li Ion ...
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