Author name: Jessica Liu

Jessica Liu, an engineer at MOKOEnergy with 6 years of work experience, majored in automation at Hubei University of Technology. She has been involved in leading and monitoring comprehensive projects when worked for a top new energy company before. She is certified in PMP, IPD, IATF16949, and ACP. She excels in IoT devices, new energy MCU, VCU, solar inverter, and BMS.

Do e-bike batteries with BMS need to be balanced and charged regularly?

Do ebike batteries still need regular balance charging even if they have a battery management system (BMS)? I believe that a BMS has no effect on balance charging unless it is an active balancing system, which e-bike batteries do not usually have. Therefore, batteries with an advanced BMS still require occasional balance charging. Is this view correct, or am I misunderstanding?

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Is the BMS capable of charging the battery by plugging it into a DC power source?

I am considering purchasing a BMS so that I can charge this laptop battery pack that has died. I’m wondering if I can properly connect the wires leading from the battery to the BMS and then just use a basic DC power connection to charge the battery, or do I need to install other equipment?

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What is the best way for lithium-ion battery pack BMS to manage six separate 10S2P lithium-ion battery packs?

I plan to build six individual 10S2P lithium-ion battery packs. Each battery pack contains ten cell singles connected in series (10S) and two of these series cell singles are connected in parallel mode (2P). As far as the bms goes, what is the best way to connect them?

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How to check the cause of battery BMS heating when power is on?

I made a new 10S battery pack, perfectly balanced, and all the wires in the 10P plug were connected in the right order. When I connected the main + and 10P plugs, there were two areas where the components would overheat. I have tried to connect all the wires and shorten the reset contacts, but still, both locations are extremely hot. what’s the reason?

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