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| - | ==== IoT Battery | + | ==== ==== |
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| - | The term of battery management system (BMS) refers to a structure that allows a battery pack to be kept in a safe operating area. | + | The term battery management system (BMS) refers to a structure that allows a battery pack to be kept in a safe operating area. |
| - | A relatively advanced battery management system is basically | + | A relatively advanced battery management system is expected to provide the following functions: |
| - | * Keeping | + | * keeping |
| - | * To keep the battery pack within certain temperature limits and to intervene in the system to provide these limits when necessary | + | * to keep the battery pack within certain temperature limits and to intervene in the system to provide these limits when necessary; |
| - | * Measuring | + | * measuring |
| - | * Reducing | + | * reducing |
| - | * Remaining Useful Life (RUL), | + | * remaining useful life (RUL), |
| - | === Battery System Security Issues on physical layer === | + | === Battery System Security Issues on Physical Layer === |
| The physical layer of a battery system includes the battery cells, the surrounding circuitry, and the connections with the BMS. | The physical layer of a battery system includes the battery cells, the surrounding circuitry, and the connections with the BMS. | ||
| - | The battery cells have certain limits (lower and upper voltage/ | + | The battery cells have certain limits (lower and upper voltage/ |
| The BMS and the circuity components are responsible for monitoring the battery cells and protecting them from overvoltage, | The BMS and the circuity components are responsible for monitoring the battery cells and protecting them from overvoltage, | ||
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| The BMS can be any system that manages the battery. As discussed, batteries are sensitive to overcharging and deep discharging because they may damage the battery, | The BMS can be any system that manages the battery. As discussed, batteries are sensitive to overcharging and deep discharging because they may damage the battery, | ||
| - | therefore shortening its lifetime and even causing hazardous situations. This requires the adoption of a proper BMS to maintain the states of each | + | therefore shortening its lifetime and even causing hazardous situations. This requires the adoption of a proper BMS to maintain the states of each cell of the battery within its safe and reliable operating range. In addition to its primary |
| - | cell of the battery within its safe and reliable operating range. In addition to its primary | + | |
| - | the battery status | + | |
