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Each battery cell has its RS485 transceiver that facilitates bidirectional communication with neighboring cells and the BMS. This enables real-time data transmission and ensures that the BMS can accurately monitor and manage the entire battery pack. Why Do You Need RS485 in Lithium Batteries?
In electrified automotive applications, internal battery packs can extend up to 800 V and beyond to support the demanding loads of the AC motor. This translates into potentially 100 or more lithium-ion cells stacked together in series inside the vehicle chassis.
Current battery risk control often lacks indicators and timeliness for the accidents due to complexity in convoluted and distinct electrochemical behaviors of diverse cell chemistries. Here, we enable lithium-ion batteries with intelligence by integrating a conformal array of multifunctional sensors into the packing foil.
1. High reliability and real-time performance: Energy storage battery systems usually require real-time monitoring and control to ensure safety and performance. The CAN protocol has optimized conflict detection and fault tolerance mechanisms, which can provide high reliability and real-time data transmission. 2.
Since its birth in early 1990s, lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) have revolutionized our daily energy usage over the last few decades, penetrating personal electronics and communications, to large-scale grid-storage, and to the electrification of diversified transportation means, including vehicles, aircrafts, railway, and cargo ships 1, 2, 3.
There are several design considerations and trade-offs for distributed battery systems. TI’s proprietary battery management system (BMS) protocols provide a reliable, high-throughput and low-latency communication method for both wired and wireless BMS configurations.
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