The Battery Management System (BMS) of new energy vehicles is one of the core components of new energy vehicles, responsible for monitoring, managing and protecting the battery pack to ensure that the battery pack can operate safely, stably and efficiently.
The main functions of the BMS include:
Battery status monitoring: real-time monitoring of battery pack voltage, current, temperature and other key parameters to ensure that the battery pack operates within the normal operating range.
Battery Equalisation Management: Through active or passive equalisation technology, the state consistency between individual batteries within the battery pack is maintained, avoiding overall performance degradation due to differences in the performance of individual batteries.
Battery protection: Provide various protection functions such as over-charging, over-discharging, over-current, over-temperature, etc. to prevent the battery pack from being damaged under abnormal conditions.
Battery Thermal Management: Works in concert with the thermal management system to control the temperature of the battery pack to ensure that the battery pack operates within the optimal operating temperature range and extends battery life.
Communication and Fault Diagnosis: Communicate with other systems of the vehicle to share the battery pack status information, and at the same time monitor the working status of the battery pack to detect and diagnose faults in time.
What is the Battery Management System (BMS) for new energy vehicle parts?The BMS realises all-round monitoring and management of the battery pack through a highly integrated software and hardware system to ensure that the battery pack can safely and stably provide power for new energy vehicles.
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