NewTec battery management system (BMS) reference design

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NEWTEC-NTBMS Safety System-on-Module (SoM) Block Diagram

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Supported Devices

Processors and Microcontrollers

S32K Auto General-Purpose MCUs

KEA Automotive MCUs

Power Management

System Basis Chips

Battery Cell Controllers

Features

NEWTEC-NTBMS has two boards approach

  • A functional safety system-on-module (SoM) board, based on S32K144 and KEA MCUs and FS4503C safety power system
  • A BMS application board, based on MC33772B battery cell controller IC
  • Control of up to 6 Lithium-ion battery cells
  • Intrusive diagnostics (performed by MCU)
  • Programmable in C

Interfaces

  • Onboard interfaces for CAN bus, LIN
  • RAM and flash memory storage

Power

  • Permanent measurement of cell voltages
  • Power supply with watchdog protection
  • Power management: low power and normal mode
  • Electrical current carrying capability: 200 A continuous current, 800 A maximum current
  • Operating Current < 25 mA@RT
  • Undervoltage (short circuit) and overcurrent/overvoltage detections, overcurrent control fuse

Temperature

  • Over-temperature protection

Functional Safety

  • All components AEC-Q qualified
  • Safe relay (breaker) control targeting ASIL C at system level
  • Various definable safe states, including crash detection
  • Unintended relay close and unintended relay open

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  • NTBMS-FSNXP

  • NewTec battery management system (BMS) reference design.

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