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ELECTRONICS


The BMS is scalable and designed for high volume production


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Optimising development costs and on-road performance for EVs with a revolutionary battery management system


hen discussing electric vehicles (EVs), the focus is often centred around the development


of the battery, particularly in regards to charge, power density and range. What can sometimes be overlooked, however, is the accompanying battery management system (BMS) – a crucial


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factor in ensuring EV safety. A BMS monitors the battery’s state of charge, voltage and temperature, and controls the charging and discharging process to prevent overcharging, and thus, protect the battery from damage. Not only can the BMS extend a battery’s lifespan, but it also safeguards both the user and battery by ensuring


that the cell operates within its safe operating parameters.


Potenza Technology, an innovator in electric and hybrid-electric vehicle systems, has unveiled its fi fth-generation BMS that promises to maximise cost eff iciencies and on- road performance for EV


manufacturers. Specifi cally developed for mass production, the BMS delivers the same quality and standards as bespoke solutions, while signifi cantly reducing upfront vehicle development costs.


“As specialists in powertrain


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