The increasing complexity of electric vehicle design suggests the value of examination of some of the emerging technologies, such as wireless battery management systems. Italian supplier Marelli ...

The battery management system (BMS) monitors, analyzes and adjusts when necessary, protecting the pack and making sure it consistently meets all requirements. BMS and battery are so intertwined that ...

This article is part of the TechXchange: EV Battery Management. Every electric vehicle (EV) is packed with as many lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery cells as possible to boost the energy-storage capacity ...

The core challenges with traditional EV BMS architectures. Types of AI applied in the automotive industry. How AI optimizes state of charge, state of health, and range prediction in an EV BMS.

The world is actively optimizing and adjusting its energy infrastructure and implementing carbon-neutral policies. Globally, the automotive industry is moving towards electrification and intelligent ...

New Toolbox Streamlines Battery Management System Design, Testing, and Algorithm Deployment Workflows on NXP Processors NATICK, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MathWorks, the leading developer of mathematical ...

So you’ve been tasked to design the monitor circuitry for a new battery-based power system. What strategies will you employ to optimize the design for cost and manufacturability? The initial ...

One of the key aspects of electrified vehicles is the battery management system (BMS). Despite the progress that has been made reducing the cost of batteries, they remain the most expensive component ...

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) recently introduced a wireless battery management system (wBMS) that provides automotive manufacturers increased flexibility to scale their electric vehicle (EV) fleets into ...

Back in March when General Motors held its EV day, it revealed a number of interesting design details about its new Ultium. Among these was the decision to integrate the battery management system (BMS ...

The automotive industry is changing. The load that must be carried today by internal combustion engines (ICEs) will, in the future, be handled by hybrid, electric, or even fuel cell driven vehicles.