ADI expands the BMS product series to achieve continuous battery monitoring

     Analog Devices, INC has launched its extended battery management system (BMS) product series, which can meet the ASIL-D functional security level and provide a new innovative low-power specialty, which can achieve continuous battery monitoring. This series of new devices further enhances the differentiated advantages of the ADI BMS platform, providing the currently verified ultra -high accuracy of the industry, and supporting all the main battery chemical components -including cobalt -free LFP (Iron phosphate) -can be used to facing the public to the public Energy storage systems (ESS) of electric vehicles (EV) and battery packs in the market.

     As consumers are increasingly inclined to adopt more environmentally friendly transportation methods, and the government actively adopts the future of sustainable development, the sales of pure electric vehicles continue to accelerate. The challenge facing automakers is how to expand its electric vehicle platform economy efficiently while meeting the global changing security requirements. In addition, in order to ensure the maximum range of each charging, the vehicle power consumption must be managed during the driving and parking of the vehicle. ADI's latest BMS products not only support a variety of battery configurations, but also have innovative low -power specialty. Even after the vehicle is powered off, it can still complete the continuous monitoring of the battery to ensure the safety under various conditions and the maximum at the same time. The mileage of the vehicle is extended.

     Zhu Jun, deputy chief engineer of SAIC Group (SAIC) and general manager of Jieneng Company, said: "Cooperation with ADI Company enables us to continuously improve the mileage of electric vehicles to meet increasingly stringent regulations and current electric vehicle owners. Demand. The new series BMS solution allows us to continue to help the popularity of electric vehicles among consumers of the mass market while promoting security commitments. "

     As electric vehicles gradually become the mainstream of the market, the demand for BMS is also growing. Obtaining ASIL-D authentication means the highest standard for road vehicle functional safety proposed by global regulators.

     Patrick Morgan, vice president of ADI Company's Automobile Division, said: "Our customers have regarded ADI as the leading enterprise of BMS performance, especially when they are facing the expansion of their electric vehicle platform and meeting the challenge of new market demand. Our latest BMS product Not only does it provide new functions such as continuous battery monitoring, but also supports battery recycling and reuse of the energy storage system to support the circular economy. "