This project involves the development of a Battery Management System (BMS) for electric vehicles (EVs). The primary objective of this BMS is to monitor and assess the health of the EV battery, ensuring optimal performance and safety. Key features of this system include:
Health Monitoring: The BMS continuously evaluates the battery's health, detecting any issues that may compromise its performance or lifespan.
Heat Sensor: Integrated heat sensors monitor the temperature of the battery. This helps in preventing overheating, which can lead to battery degradation or dangerous situations.
Gas Sensor: The gas sensor detects any harmful gases that may be emitted from the battery, providing an additional layer of safety by identifying potential leaks or hazardous conditions.
Microcontroller: A microcontroller is at the heart of the system, overseeing all monitoring activities. It processes data from the sensors and triggers appropriate actions to maintain the battery's health and safety.
The BMS is designed to proactively address any anomalies, ensuring the EV remains safe and reliable. By implementing this system, the likelihood of unwanted incidents related to battery failures is significantly reduced, enhancing the overall safety and efficiency of electric vehicles.