Li-Ion Battery BMS Board 8.4V 2S 8A BMS Protection Board For 18650 Cell Lithium Battery
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Electric Parameter
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PCM Specifications For 7.4V(2S)Li-ion Battery Packs
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Model:JW-B2S8A-014
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NO.
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Project
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Min.
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Typ.
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Max.
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Unit
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1
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voltage
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Charging voltage
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8.4
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V
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Balance voltage for single cell
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V
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2
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Current
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Balance current for single cell
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mA
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Current consumption
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20
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uA
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Maximal continuous charging current
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8
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A
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Maximal continuous discharging current
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8
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A
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3
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Over charge protection
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Overcharge detection voltage for single cell
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4.225
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4.25
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4.275
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A
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Overcharge detection delay time
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0.5
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1.5
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S
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Overcharge release voltage for single cell
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4.00
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4.05
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4.100
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V
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4
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Over discharge protection
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Overdischarge detection voltage for single cell
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2.438
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2.50
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2.562
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V
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Overdischarge detection delay time
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10
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150
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mS
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Overdischarge release voltage for single cell
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2.938
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3.0
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3.062
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V
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5
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Overcurrent protection
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Over current detection voltage
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620
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mV
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Over current detection current
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15
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20
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25
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A
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Detection delay time
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5
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15
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mS
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Release condition
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Cut load
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6
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Short protection
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Detection condition
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Exterior short circuit
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Detection delay time
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200
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500
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μS
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Release condition
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Cut load
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7
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Resistance
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Protection circuitry (MOSFET)
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20
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mΩ
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8
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Temperature
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Operating Temperature Range
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-40
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65
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℃
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Storage Temperature Range
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-40
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125
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℃
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On the other hand, a BMS is a more sophisticated system that manages and protects a battery pack as a whole. A BMS typically includes multiple protection boards, along with additional components such as sensors, controllers, and communication interfaces.
A BMS monitors the voltage, temperature, and other parameters of each individual cell in the battery pack and adjusts the charging and discharging rates to ensure that the cells stay within safe limits.
It also provides advanced features such as cell balancing, which helps to equalize the charge levels of the cells in the pack to maximize the pack's capacity and lifespan.
In summary, a protection board is a simple circuit that protects a single cell from overcharging, over-discharging, and short circuits, while a BMS is a more advanced system that manages and protects a battery pack as a whole,
providing features such as cell balancing and sophisticated monitoring and control capabilities.
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