This is a lithium-ion battery protection circuit developed by the Osaka-produced EV development project.
The "Control Circuit for Li-ion Batteries (BMS)" is a protection circuit necessary for monitoring the voltage of each cell during the use of lithium-ion batteries. Supported by the Osaka Industrial EV Development Grant, the development project for this product started in 2010 and it has various features. It can be displayed on a liquid crystal monitor, allows for changes to the setting conditions, calculates SOC, and includes correction factors, among many other diverse features. If you are interested, please feel free to consult with us. 【Features】 ■ Dedicated to lithium-ion batteries ■ Developed through the Osaka Industrial EV Development Project ■ Upper and lower limit voltages can be set arbitrarily in increments of 0.01V ■ Capable of discharging at 1A ■ Degradation diagnosis is performed through DC resistance measurement *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■ Target Cells: 5 to 120 in series ■ Upper Voltage Limit: 3.00V to 4.50V (can be set arbitrarily in 0.01V increments) ■ Lower Voltage Limit: 1.50V to 3.50V (can be set arbitrarily in 0.01V increments) ■ Communication Functions: CAN, RS485, 2332C ■ Equalization Function: Capable of discharging 1A ■ Degradation Diagnosis: DC resistance measurement *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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We manufacture lithium-ion batteries (battery packs) with customized voltage and capacity starting from one unit, in accordance with customer requests. Combined with our in-house developed BMS, we have a proven track record from DC100V to DC800V. The main application is in the electric mobility currently under development. We support your development efforts.