Author name: Jessica Liu

Cell balancing in BMS is essential for maximizing the potential of modern energy storage devices like batteries, enabling us to live life to the fullest by providing reliable power even during overwhelming and non-ending situations, such as a quarter meeting without a power supply. The remarkable science of Battery Management Systems (BMS) serves as the […]

As the new energy market expands increasingly, efficient energy storage solutions have been regarded as the most important sector. The Master-Slave Battery Management System (BMS) is an innovation that seamlessly combines performance, safety, and sustainability. Read on to learn more about the master-slave BMS architecture, and the basic installation components, and then get to know

Parallel lithium batteries have many advantages, including increased capacity, enhanced power output, and improved overall performance. When multiple batteries are connected in parallel, their individual ampere-hour (Ah) capacities add up, resulting in a higher total capacity. This configuration is commonly used in various applications, from portable electronic devices to electric vehicles and renewable energy systems.

When it comes to designing an efficient energy storage system, the configuration of batteries in series and parallel plays a crucial role. Both series and parallel battery connection methods have unique advantages and challenges that can significantly impact the performance of a battery management system (BMS). This article will explore the difference between series and

Driven by the increasing adoption of installed capacity and renewable energy generation, the distributed BMS is becoming more widespread. Additionally, the popularity of distributed BMS is growing due to its simplicity of installation and high reliability. As a leading energy solutions provider, MOKOEnergy adheres to the spirit of innovation and progress and has introduced the

Battery Management System (BMS) is a system to manage the battery, its main function is to detect the battery voltage, load, and temperature in real-time, to prevent the battery from over-charging, over-voltage, over-current, over-temperature, and to extend the battery life by protecting the battery while giving full play to the best performance of the battery.

Battery management system (BMS), often referred to as battery nanny or battery housekeeper, is mainly used for intelligent management and maintenance of individual battery cells, preventing overcharging or over-discharging of batteries, extending the service life of batteries, and monitoring the status of batteries. The development of China’s BMS industry is mainly accompanied by the growth

Industries, across the globe are undergoing transformations to build a friendly future and the battery sector is no exception. With an aim to promote sustainability and eco-friendliness, the European Union (EU) has introduced a new battery regulation. This new EU battery directive is set to have an impact on how batteries are manufactured, utilized and

Starting from August 25, 2023, Japan initiated the discharge of nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean, triggering global attention and protests. This action might resulted in the release of 64 radioactive substances, including highly radioactive tritium and carbon-14, in the nuclear-contaminated water. If the Japan Nuclear Contaminated Water Discharge is not managed effectively, then many

The majority of battery management systems available in the present market employ lithium-ion battery modules connected in a series. However, to enhance capacity and operational voltage, a large portion of these BMS for lithium-ion battery modules have been modified to utilize either series or parallel configurations. Nevertheless, the existing battery management system still encounters challenges