Solutions Examples

BMS MINI 3 is a compact, all-in-one BMS device, that autonomously executes all core and utility functions of battery management. It interacts with all other components in the system, monitors cell voltage levels, and controls charging and balancing functions, using various inputs, outputs, and interfaces.
It is designed to use for battery packs consisting of 6 up to 16 cells connected in series and has all key BMS functions integrated into one device. One Mini 3 device can be used for a single battery pack, with the later software release there will be possibility to connect several Mini 3 devices in parallel.

Look for more details on solution example BMS MINI 3

EMUS Centralized CAN Cell Group Module (also known as CCGM) is advanced cell communication adapter for interfacing main G1 control unit and a battery pack up to 16 lithium cells which enables Emus battery management system to save space by reducing the need of having cell modules as each CCGM directly monitors each battery cell. Up to 32 Centralized CAN Cell Group modules can be connected to a single control unit, having whole battery pack of up to 512 cells in series.

Look for more details on solution example G1 CENTRALIZED CCGM

Single pack simple application scenario

BMS controls one package of Lithium cells connected in series ranging from 1 to 255 Lithium cells with capacities from few up to thousands of Amp-hours each. The whole package is controlled by Control Unit which has interface to Cell Modules that are directly mounted on Lithium chemistry battery cells. Each Cell Module measures cell’s voltage and temperature and returns this information back to Control Unit via communication wire. The Cell Modules are interconnected with a single communication wire running from module to module. The first Cell Module (at the “–” terminal of the pack) and last Cell Module (at the “+” of the pack) are connected to Control Unit via optical Top/Bottom Isolators which perform data interface adaption and ensure Control Unit circuit isolation from high voltages of the battery pack. Current Sensor is inserted in battery’s power line and is connected to Control Unit for charging and discharging over-current protection as well as measuring transferred charge for SOC/ SOH evaluations.

Look for more details on solution example G1 DISTRIBUTED REGULAR

In many applications the whole battery needs to be split into separate blocks or groups of cells that might be placed in different locations of vehicle or other device. Packs may be needed to be connected in series and/or parallel configurations to achieve needed battery characteristics.

In such cases EMUS BMS can be configured to use CAN Cell Group Modules instead of Top/Bottom Isolators and communication to each group performed separately via robust CAN bus link. Control Unit supports up to 32 CAN Cell Group Modules. Each CAN Cell Group Module can process up to 255 Cell Modules thus allowing whole EMUS BMS to handle up to 8160 cells.

A Display Unit may be connected to Control Unit in this or any other configuration scenario to indicate the kay battery parameters to operator or driver of vehicle.

Look for more details on solution example G1 DISTRIBUTED GROUPED

For applications requiring modularity, redundancy or hot-swap capability several EMUS BMS systems can be combined using Master/Slave of Control Unit. Many applications the whole battery needs to be split into separate blocks or battery modules that might be placed in different locations of vehicle or other device. Battery pack modules may be connected in series and/or parallel configurations to achieve needed battery characteristics.

Special model of EMUS BMS Master/Slave Control Unit with special firmware can be configured in Master / Slave configuration. The Cell Modules in each battery module may be connected to each Master/Slave Control Unit using Top/Bottom Isolators or CAN Cell Group Modules. When operating the Control Units firmware is automatically selecting the Master unit which takes care of communicating to central charger and controlling the charger process.

Please contact EMUS for solution presentation at sales@emusbms.com