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The BMS consists of Battery Management Controller (BMC), Cell Supervising Circuits (CSCs) and Battery Junction Box (BJB). Functions include functional safety, determination of State of Charge (SOC) and State of Health (SOH), monitoring and balancing of the high voltage battery cells, control of internal and external actuators.
The battery management system is an electronic control unit that monitors the state of the cells in a battery pack to ensure their safe operation within specified voltage, current, and temperature ranges. Degradation of lithium-ion batteries results in capacity reduction and increased resistance.
The BMS calculates key battery metrics: State of Charge (SoC): The available battery capacity compared to its full capacity. State of Health (SoH): The overall health and aging status of the battery. Depth of Discharge (DoD): The percentage of battery capacity used during a discharge cycle. 05. Thermal Management
There are two types: Passive Balancing: Excess energy from fully charged cells is dissipated as heat. Active Balancing: Redistributes excess energy from stronger cells to weaker ones, improving efficiency. 04. State Estimation The BMS calculates key battery metrics: