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Electric Battery Management Systems (BMS) Design and Testing Training
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Course Overview
Learn battery basics, BMS design, communication, testing, troubleshooting, and gain hands-on experience through labs and case studies.
This comprehensive program equips learners with the knowledge and skills required to design, develop, and test Battery Management Systems used in electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy storage systems, and other battery-powered applications.
The training covers basic battery fundamentals, BMS architecture, hardware and software design, communication protocols, and testing methodologies. It progresses from conceptual understanding at the basic level to hands-on development and troubleshooting at the advanced level, with real-world case studies and lab activities.
Learning Objectives
Prerequisites
Basic Level:
- Fundamental understanding of electronics and electrical circuits.
- Knowledge of basic physics and chemistry related to batteries.
Intermediate Level:
- Completion of the basic level or equivalent industry experience.
- Familiarity with embedded systems and microcontrollers.
Advanced Level:
- Completion of the intermediate level or equivalent practical experience.
- Basic understanding of automotive/energy storage systems communication protocols (CAN, LIN).
- Exposure to MATLAB/Simulink, Altium Designer, or similar tools is advantageous.
Curriculum
- What is a Battery Management System?
- Applications in EVs, ESS, consumer electronics
- Role of BMS in safety, performance, and lifecycle
- Battery chemistries: Li-ion, LiFePO4, Lead Acid, NiMH
- Cell construction and characteristics
- Charge/discharge curves and SOC/SOH
- Voltage, current, and power basics
- Series and parallel cell configurations
- Understanding C-rate and efficiency
- Monitoring: voltage, current, temperature
- Protection: overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit
- Balancing: passive vs active balancing basics
- Sensors (voltage, temperature, current)
- Microcontrollers and ICs
- Power electronics basics in BMS
UN38.3, IEC 62660, ISO 26262 (overview)
- Centralized, distributed, modular architectures
- Master-slave configuration
- Cell monitoring ICs and integration
- Power supply design for BMS
- Balancing circuit design (passive/active)
- Embedded software fundamentals for BMS
- SOC estimation algorithms (Coulomb counting, OCV method)
- SOH estimation methods
- Thermal management strategies
- CAN, LIN, UART, SPI, I2C in BMS
- Data logging and telematics integration
- Short-circuit, overtemperature, deep discharge
- Fault detection algorithms
- Functional safety in automotive BMS (ISO 26262 basics)
- Environmental and EMC considerations
- Kalman filtering, Extended Kalman Filter (EKF)
- Adaptive estimation methods
- Machine learning applications in battery diagnostics
- Active balancing topologies and control strategies
- Energy efficiency optimization in balancing systems
- BMS-VCU integration for EVs
- Regenerative braking and battery charging management
- Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing
- Simulation tools (MATLAB/Simulink, PLECS)
- Cell and pack level testing
- Environmental and vibration testing
- Common BMS failure modes
- Diagnostic tools and techniques
- Field issue analysis
- EV battery pack design example
- Renewable energy storage BMS project
- Students develop a functional BMS prototype for a small battery pack
- Measuring battery parameters using multimeter and data acquisition tools
- Designing a simple BMS circuit with cell monitoring ICs
- Implementing SOC estimation in MATLAB/Simulink
- Configuring CAN communication between BMS and ECU
- Simulating fault conditions and validating protection logic
- Testing thermal management system efficiency
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This course aims to to equip learners with skills to design, develop, and test efficient BMS for electric vehicles. It focuses on ensuring battery safety, performance, and longevity through advanced techniques.
Yes, participants receive a certificate of completion from myTectra upon finishing the course.
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