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I open-sourced my EV Li-on Battery Management System

89 pointsby rickstaover 13 years ago

6 comments

jrollover 13 years ago
Awesome to see something like this out there. A BMS can get very advanced, and it would be very interesting to see a complex open-source system down the road.<p>I'm not sure I understand the balancing code. It looks to me like the gate is turned on for any cell over 3.509 V (the conditionals all depend on constants). Doesn't this unnecessarily drain your cells?
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rrrhysover 13 years ago
Can you explain what this does, as if to a 10 year old?
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lsllcover 13 years ago
Excuse my EEE ignorance, but can this be scaled down to say a small robot (think Roomba size), or even smaller to a Li-on battery backup for something like a Beagleboard/Pandaboard?<p>Thanks for open sourcing this!
ithoughtover 13 years ago
This is indeed awesome. I was literally just thinking about the importance and potential of something like this. FLUX Power bms are too expensive but remarkable technology. Thanks for doing this. It is open technology like this that will change the market for electric cars.
felixfurtakover 13 years ago
good work! just what I was looking for for my ebike project. thanks for open sourcing it!
bomblessover 13 years ago
Well,can not understand those open-source things that is not written by programming language,lol