Author name: Jessica Liu

Lithium batteries have become the energy storage solution of choice for a wide range of applications, from powering our smartphones to propelling electric vehicles and storing renewable energy. As these batteries continue to evolve, so does the need for robust management systems to ensure their safety, performance, and longevity. One of the important parameters in

Monitoring the battery state is the basic function of BMS. This includes the estimation and calculation of some parameters, including voltage, current, temperature, power, calculation of remaining capacity (SOC), reporting of battery deterioration (SOH), and SOP (state of power). Batteries power our electric vehicles, store renewable energy, and keep our mobile devices running. In this

Battery systems are used in all areas of our lives, from smartphones to electric vehicles and a variety of devices in renewable energy systems. All of these devices require batteries. Therefore effective monitoring and management of batteries becomes even more important. In the battery management system, the lithium battery monitor is a key part that

Battery management ICs are essential components used in electronic systems to manage rechargeable batteries. These integrated circuits play a crucial role in safeguarding the battery from operating outside its Safe Operating Area (SOA) and monitoring its state, health, and data reporting. Various types of battery management ICs include battery charger ICs, fuel gauge ICs, and

The world is witnessing a significant shift towards sustainable energy solutions, and battery technology plays a pivotal role in this transition. Battery Management Systems (BMS) have become vital components, ensuring the efficient and safe operation of rechargeable batteries. At the core of these systems, BMS chips, also known as battery management chipsets, bring intelligence and

The substantial increase in global warming has spurred the development and adoption of eco-friendly technology. This surge in environmental activism has driven transformations within the Automotive Industry, the third-largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Electric Vehicles (EVs) are leading this transition. India has pledged, during the COP26 Summit (Conference of the Parties 26), to achieve

With the rising momentum of environmentally friendly initiatives and related policies, the automotive industry has undergone one of the most dramatic transformations in its history—shifting from conventional gasoline-powered vehicles to electric and hybrid technologies. This transition has propelled the global shift toward electrification and has catalyzed significant changes within the entire electric vehicle (EV) battery