Shunt-based management system targets lithium-ion batteries
It features 300A current measurement, 1,000 A pulse and highly precise resolution of 10mA, as well as a low measurement error range of just 0.4 percent of the measured value. The unit’s power consumption is very low, 2.5mA when the master switch is on and 1.5mA when it is switched off.
Numerous interfaces for communication, measurement value recording, and control allow the IB4 to be deployed flexibly. For example, two push switch inputs provide the opportunity to query the state of charge at the touch of a button. There are various analogue inputs, including those for the
measurement of cell temperature, battery mode planning, total voltage, and hardware monitoring of cell voltages. There are also control outputs for a bistable relay, five LED charge indicator displayed, as well as two optional low-side switching outputs for special applications, e.g. heat monitoring. The IB4 from Isabellenhütte has an isolation voltage of 200 V. The current sensor is an 100-µOhm shunt.
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