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What happens if there is a short between the master and slave unit's reference GND-levels?

  • It results in an increase in battery efficiency.
  • It creates a temporary power outage.
  • It may cause minimal voltage fluctuations.
  • It could destroy the battery and electronics. (correct)

Which safety hazard is associated with connecting a master unit to a PC via RS232 interface?

  • Battery explosion or fire. (correct)
  • Increased electromagnetic interference.
  • Corrosion of the battery terminals.
  • Overheating from excessive power.

What is the purpose of the symbols and writings in the manual?

  • To increase document length.
  • To confuse the user with technical jargon.
  • To provide a creative aesthetic.
  • To denote safety warnings and instructions. (correct)

What is indicated by the KL15 input on the master unit?

<p>Wake up 'Plug-IN' function. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does BMS stand for in this context?

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What can be a consequence of neglecting ESD precautions?

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What is the potential voltage difference between KL15 and Slave GND in an 80-cell system?

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What does SoC stand for in the glossary?

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What is the purpose of balancing resistors in a battery system?

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What does the Serial RS 485 Interface facilitate in the system?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of the Slave 6 hardware?

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What is the role of the Long Time Watchdog in a battery system?

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How is error signaling typically communicated in the given system?

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Which section would contain information on connecting battery cells?

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What is one of the functions of the Interface Isolation mentioned?

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Which aspect does the section on 'Mechanical Dimensions' address?

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How many CAN transceivers are present in the BMS-MASTER system?

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What type of interface does the BMS-MASTER include for communication?

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Which component is responsible for voltage limitation in the BMS-MASTER?

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What is the role of the RTC in the BMS-MASTER system?

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Which processor is the main controller in the BMS-MASTER?

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What function does the PWMOUT provide in the system?

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How many analog input channels does the BMS-MASTER provide?

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Which feature is associated with CAN communication in this system?

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What is the primary role of the slave module in the system?

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Which voltage range is indicated for the twisted pair connection?

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Which of the following functions is NOT performed by the slave module?

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How many cells can be connected to the slave module?

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From which cells does the slave module draw its internal supply for a 10 cell system?

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What condition does the slave module signal when it detects a fault?

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Which twisted pairs are mentioned in the system description?

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What is the main function related to cell management performed by the slave module?

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What is likely the reason the slave module requires communication with the Master module?

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What type of cable is specified for use with the system?

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What is the maximum number of single cells that a master unit can control?

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How many slave units are required for battery systems with more than 12 cells?

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What is the minimum number of cells that can be controlled by a single slave module?

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What is the capacity range of single cells that each slave unit can control?

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What parameter might need to be adjusted for the master software?

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In exceptional cases, how many cells can a modified slave module control?

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What is the primary function of the master unit in a battery system?

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What type of current does the current sensor monitor in the described system?

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Which components are included in the master-slave communication setup?

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What is true about controlling fewer than three cells?

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What is indicated by the Relay components in a battery system?

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What communication bus is primarily used between the master and slave units?

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What is the main challenge when designing the system described?

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What is the significance of the CAN terminators in the system?

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What is the maximum supply voltage for the Master module?

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Which component provides the system time and date for the Master module?

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Which modules are connected to the Master Connector CN106?

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What type of interface is used for communication with external hardware?

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What is the purpose of the temperature control component in the system?

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What type of devices can be used alongside fans in this system?

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Which configuration can supply the Master module?

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Failn connections in the schematic are likely used for what purpose?

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What denotes the cell connectors in the schematic?

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What is a potential characteristic of mixed 12V/42V systems?

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Which bus signals are present in the module's schematic?

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What does the term 'shield' refer to in the context of this schematic?

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Which of the following correctly describes the NTC components shown?

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In the schematic, what general function do PTC components perform?

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Flashcards

Supply

The power source for the system, providing energy required for operation.

Connecting Battery Cells

The process of arranging multiple battery cells together to form a battery pack with desired voltage and capacity.

Connecting Less Than 10 Cells

Specific configuration where the number of battery cells used is less than ten. This might be relevant for smaller applications.

Sensor- and PTC-Interface

A connection point where external sensors and PTC elements (for temperature sensing) can be integrated for monitoring and control.

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Balancing Resistors

Resistors used to ensure equal distribution of charge and voltage across all cells in a battery pack.

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Serial RS 485 Interface

A serial communication protocol used for data transmission between the Master module and Slave modules.

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2nd-Level Overvoltage Detection

An electrical safety mechanism to protect the system from overvoltage conditions, triggering a response if the voltage exceeds a certain threshold.

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Long Time Watchdog

A timer-based monitoring function that triggers a reset if the system fails to respond within a specified timeframe.

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KL15

An input on the BMS Master board that triggers "Plug-IN" mode.

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KL15S

An input on the BMS Master board that triggers "Drive" mode.

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SoC

State of Charge, representing the percentage of battery capacity remaining.

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DoD

Depth of Discharge, indicating how much battery capacity has been used.

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HV Contactor

A high-voltage switch that controls the connection between the battery and the load.

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ESD Sensitive

Susceptible to damage from static electricity discharge.

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Voltage Difference

The difference in electrical potential between two points.

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GND

Ground reference point in an electrical circuit.

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BMS-MASTER

A central control module responsible for managing and monitoring the battery pack in an electric vehicle.

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XC167CI

The main processor in the BMS-MASTER module, manufactured by Infineon.

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AT91SAM7

The auxiliary processor in the BMS-MASTER module, manufactured by Atmel.

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CAN Bus

A high-speed communication network used to connect different electronic components in the vehicle.

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UART

A serial communication interface used for transmitting data between the BMS-MASTER and other devices.

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Ethernet

A network protocol for transmitting data over a wired network.

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Battery System Structure

A battery system typically consists of multiple individual battery cells, a master unit for overall control, and at least one slave unit responsible for managing a group of cells.

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Slave Unit Capacity

Each slave unit can control a specific number of cells, ranging from 4 to 12 cells.

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Master Unit Capacity

The master unit controls up to 32 slave units, allowing for a maximum of 384 cells in the entire system.

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Minimum Slave Units

For battery setups exceeding 12 cells, at least two slave units are required to manage the larger number of cells.

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Adaptable Master Software

The software within the master unit can be adjusted to accommodate different battery configurations and specific requirements.

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Exceptional Slave Configuration

In some cases, a slave unit might be modified to control 3 or 4 cells, but not fewer than 3.

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CAN Communication

The master and slave units communicate using a CAN bus protocol, allowing data transfer between them.

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Power Supply Connection

The master unit receives power from an external power supply, providing the necessary energy for its operation.

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Master Communication Interface

The master unit has several communication interfaces including CAN bus, RS485, and potentially others, depending on the specific implementation.

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Slave Communication Interface

Slave units typically have communication interfaces like CAN bus to receive commands from the master unit and report their status.

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Current Sensing

A current sensor is often integrated into the master unit to monitor the current flow within the battery system.

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Master-Slave Connections

The master and slave units are interconnected through dedicated lines for communication, power, and other signals.

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Software and Hardware Coordination

Both the master software and hardware components need to be designed to work together seamlessly to ensure optimal performance.

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Safe Operating Environment

The system is designed with various safety features like overvoltage protection and watchdog timers to prevent damage and ensure reliability.

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Slave Module Function

The slave module manages battery cells, communicating with a master module, measuring individual cell voltages, compensating charge differences, overseeing mechanical integrity, measuring temperatures, and alerting for overvoltage/overtemperature conditions.

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Slave Module Power

The slave module is powered by three cells from the controlled battery. In a 10-cell system, cells 6-8 (counting from negative to positive terminal) provide power.

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Communication

The slave module communicates with the master module using a serial RS485 interface.

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Cell Voltage Measurement

The slave module measures the voltage of each individual battery cell.

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Charge Compensation

The slave module adjusts for differences in charge levels between individual cells in the battery pack.

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Mechanical Integrity

The slave module monitors the mechanical condition of the battery pack.

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Temperature Monitoring

The slave module measures the temperature of the battery pack.

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Overvoltage/Overtemperature Alert

The slave module signals overvoltage and overtemperature conditions to the master module.

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Master Module

The master module controls and monitors the slave module and the overall battery system.

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Battery Pack

A collection of battery cells connected together to achieve the desired voltage and capacity.

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What are Peltier elements used for?

Peltier elements, also known as thermoelectric coolers, are used to control the temperature of individual battery cells. They can either heat or cool the cells to maintain an optimal operating temperature.

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Master Module Power

The Master module can be powered either directly by the battery it controls, or by an external system battery in mixed voltage systems, for example, 12V/42V systems. However, the maximum voltage allowed is 28VDC, to avoid damage.

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Slave Communication

Slave modules (C and 5) communicate with the Master module using a high-speed CAN interface, ensuring data transmission.

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VBAT+

VBAT+ is the positive terminal of the battery. It provides the main power source for the BMS system.

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VBAT-

VBAT- is the negative terminal of the battery. It acts as a ground reference for the BMS.

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Cell Connectors

These connectors are used to connect individual battery cells to the BMS.

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Temperature Control

The BMS monitors and controls the temperature of each battery cell through temperature sensors, such as NTC and PTC elements.

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Failn NTC

These NTC sensors specifically monitor the temperature of the NTC thermistors in the cells to ensure their proper functioning and detect potential issues.

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Failn 1/2

These are safety features within the BMS design. Failn 1 and 2 are internal circuit parts that trigger a failure indication if critical BMS functionalities are compromised.

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BUS A/BUS B

BUS A and BUS B are communication lines used for data transmission within the BMS system, often part of a CAN bus.

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SHIELD

The SHIELD signal indicates the presence of a shield layer on the communication lines, reducing interference.

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Study Notes

Hardware Manual BMS Master 4 / 4.5

  • ACTIA I+ME GmbH is the manufacturer
  • The document is a hardware manual
  • Model is BMS Master 4 / 4.5
  • Version number of the manual, IR14417, revision date 15.01.2018
  • Contact information for the company is provided
  • There are diagrams and schematics for the BMS Master 4/4.5 system

Document History

  • Contains a table of revisions with dates, authors, and reasons for changes
  • Revisions include hardware and software updates, clarifications, and corrections.

Content

  • Includes an introduction to the appliance and safety information
  • Details on the appliance and safety information for battery management system (BMS)
  • Contains wiring diagrams and schematics for the components
  • Information on symbols and writings used in the manual
  • Explains the glossary of terms used in the manual
  • Includes sections for the hardware of the MASTER, Slave C, Slave 5 and Slave 6
  • Details the functionality, schematics, and specifications of each component
  • Discusses the different functionalities of the components with extensive explanations on individual aspects
  • Includes passive cell balance information and connection information for the slaves
  • Includes electrical specifications for the product including components and temperatures
  • Additional information on safety aspects, EMC, certifications etc

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