Charge Equalisation Circuit TRIZ Cases

A charge/discharge control circuit uses a differential amplifier to detect voltage differences across parallel secondary batteries for precise current regulation.

A balancing system uses PWM control signals to drive electromagnetic coils for rapid voltage equalization across serially connected capacitors.

Dynamic operation profiles balance cell health states in large battery stacks, reducing depth of discharge to extend cycling lifetime.

Autonomous battery modules adjust voltages without external microprocessors, reducing system complexity and improving timing accuracy.

A cell balancing module compares local cell voltages to a coded reference voltage for precise charge balancing.

A battery state monitoring circuit uses current bypass circuits to distribute operation current across secondary batteries.

A selector system directs excess solar charge capacity to auxiliary battery banks in class 8 tractor trailers.

Segmented module balance management circuits reduce response time by processing local voltage data in parallel instead of centralized sequential coordination.

A battery heating circuit manages energy flow through a series LC loop and damping resistor to enhance charge-discharge performance.

A software-configurable battery management system uses a diode-OR analog multiplexer to detect the highest voltage cell in real time.

Intermediary modules screen cell data in hierarchical battery management systems, reducing transmission delays for large battery sets.

Dynamic discharge timing reduces switch cycling to extend component life while maintaining high energy efficiency across vehicle battery packs.

Calculating voltage offsets from weakest cells prevents overcharging and undercharging damage in vehicle batteries.

A battery system routes an auxiliary voltage source through a multiplexer and analog-to-digital converter to the evaluation unit.

A wireless power supply apparatus adjusts load impedance to optimize transmission efficiency.

An auxiliary charging module supplies a secondary current to balance cell voltages in series-connected battery packs.

Model predictive control algorithm modifies error signals based on predicted voltage limits to prevent instability during rapid charging.

An electricity supply system uses relays to connect battery groups to an IGBT module for heating.

Master BMS distributes vertical and horizontal ID data to slave units, eliminating sequential allocation delays and hardware complexity.

A distributed control system regulates parallel DC/DC converters to balance battery cell states of charge.

A bidirectional DC/DC converter detects battery output voltages and controls charge discharge operations for a power distribution system.

A battery control unit measures cell voltages and currents to calculate residual capacity estimates for accurate status display.

Segmented energy supply branches with controllable coupling units maintain power flow when a single cell fails, preventing total system failure.

Segmented battery packs with independent controllers balance cell voltages to maintain stable energy supply during peak demand periods.