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charge faster
Challenges limiting battery pack performance
The electrolyte determines all kinetic aspects of any battery cell
Electrolyte is the most important part of electrochemical battery cell that determines the speed of charging and discharging, the kinetic losses of OCV that are inevitable, the quality and pertinence of interfaces and overall safety.
The battery pack architecture determines the final parameters
The architecture of battery pack significantly affects the capacity, charging and discharging speed of electric vehicles. Factors such as cell arrangement, thermal management, mechanical design, and BMS control play crucial roles in optimizing performance and safety. Effective battery pack design not only allows for greater capacity and longer range but also enables safe and fast charging and discharging without compromising the battery’s lifespan or safety.
Select the type of battery cell wisely and focus on advanced management
Battery Management System
Battery Management System (BMS) is responsible for six main functions that work together to maximize the capacity, efficiency, and safety of the battery pack, addressing different levels of management, protection, and optimization.
Advanced Thermal Management
Fast charging and discharging generates a large amount of heat. A well-designed advanced battery thermal management system is responsible for dissipating excess heat, keeping the battery as close to the ideal operating temperature as possible and providing uniform heat distribution across the entire battery pack.
Boost your battery performance with the BTMS
Provide the driver with a better driving experience on a carefree journey.