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Battery Management System for 2S2P Li-ion

The document outlines an interim project presentation for a Battery Management System (BMS) designed for 2S2P Li-ion battery cells, focusing on low cost, reduced complexity, and portability. It details the objectives, expected results, task allocation among project members, and the project schedule, including completed and upcoming tasks. Additionally, it includes references to relevant literature and technical resources used in the project.

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Battery Management System for 2S2P Li-ion

The document outlines an interim project presentation for a Battery Management System (BMS) designed for 2S2P Li-ion battery cells, focusing on low cost, reduced complexity, and portability. It details the objectives, expected results, task allocation among project members, and the project schedule, including completed and upcoming tasks. Additionally, it includes references to relevant literature and technical resources used in the project.

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11/01/2026

INTERIM PROJECT PRESENTATION:


BATTERY MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM FOR PARALLEL
CONNECTION (2S2P Li-ion)
PROJECT MEMBERS : PROJECT GUIDE:
Aaditya Miraj (TRV22EE001) Prof. Anjana K R
Luke Jacob
(TRV22EE042)
Muneera R
1 (NSS22EE086)
Shine Mohan S (TRV22EE061)
2 OBJECTIVES
 To design and implement a battery management
system(BMS) for 2S2P Li-ion battery cells, such that,
the circuit exhibits the following attributes:

 Low cost design

 Reduced complexity

 Portable size
3 BLOCK DIAGRAM
4 EXPECTED RESULTS

• To achieve cell balancing through SoC estimation


using Kalman filter.
• To provide protection against overcurrent and
undervoltage conditions.
5 TASK ALLOCATION

Task Member leading Task


SoC Estimation Algorithm Aaditya Miraj
Development
Simulation in LTspice, Tina Luke Jacob
TI
Literature Review, Muneera R
Documentation
BMS Architecture Design
PCB design in KiCad Shine Mohan S
6 PROJECT SCHEDULE: PHASE 1
Task Duration Status

Study and discussion on July 7 – July 30 Completed


BMS architecture

Designing circuit for electrical July 30 - August Completed


parameter measurements 6

Design of buck August 7 – Completed


converter(TPS62132) August 15
and its simulation
Designing circuit for August 16 – Ongoing
temperature measurement, August 30
cell balancing and protection
7 PROJECT SCHEDULE: PHASE
1(Cont.)
Task Duration Status

Developing algorithm for September 1 – Upcoming


Kalman filter SoC Estimation September 30
on STM32

Phase 1 Report submission October Upcoming


8 PROJECT SCHEDULE: PHASE 2
Task Duration Status

Developing PCB design of BMS December 1 – Upcoming


on KiCad December 25

PCB fabrication December 26 – Upcoming


January 10

Hardware Testing Phase and January 11 – Upcoming


Debugging March 14

Final Report Submission March Upcoming


9 WORK COMPLETED UPTO DATE
• Completion of design and simulation for power
distribution circuit using TPS62132(buck converter).
• Completion of design for electrical parameter
measurement circuit, consisting namely:

 MAX34407: For measuring parameters of


each individual cells
 INA229: For measuring parameters of
full battery pack
10 WORK TO BE COMPLETED IN
PHASE 1
• The design of circuits for temperature measurement,
cell balancing and protection.
• Development of algorithm for Kalman filter method of
SoC estimation in STM32 development board
11 REFERENCES
1. S. Ci, N. Lin, and D. L. Wu, “Reconfigurable battery techniques
and systems: a survey,” IEEE Access, vol. 4, pp. 1175–1189, Mar.
2016.
2. E. Wikner and T. Thiringer, “Extending battery lifetime by avoiding
high SOC,” Applied Sciences, vol. 8, no. 10, pp. 1825, Oct. 2018.
3. R. Gogoana, M. B. Pinson, M. Z. Bazant, and S. E. Sarma, “Internal
resistance matching for parallel-connected lithium-ion cells and
impacts on battery pack cycle life,” Journal of Power Sources, vol.
252, pp. 8–13, Apr. 2014.
4. I. Jokić, Ž. Zečević and B. Krstajić, "State-of-charge estimation of
lithium-ion batteries using extended Kalman filter and unscented
Kalman filter," 2018 23rd International Scientific-Professional
Conference on Information Technology (IT), Zabljak, Montenegro,
2018, pp. 1-4
12 REFERENCES
5. Texas Instruments, “INA229 85-V, 20-Bit, Ultra-Precise
Power/Energy/Charge Monitor With SPI Interface”, Datasheet,
Report no: SLYS023A – December 2020 – Revised May 2022
6. Peter Iliya, “Risks and Prevention of ESD, EOS, and Latch Up
Events for Current Sense Amplifiers”, Texas Instruments,
Application Note, Report no: SBOA615 – November 2024
7. Analog Devices, “MAX34407 SMBus 4-Channel Wide Dynamic
Range Power Accumulator”, Datasheet, Report no: MAX34407,
July 2017
8. Analog Devices, “How to perform real-time power measurement
with a power accumulator”, Application Note 6485, 2014
9. Texas Instruments, “TPS6213x 3-V to17-V, 3-A Step-Down
Converter In 3-mm × 3-mm QFN Package”, Datasheet, Report no:
SLVSAG7F – November 2011 – Revised November 2021
13

THANK YOU
14 BACKSLIDES
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