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High Voltage Battery Testing | Uncio

Hardware improvements aren’t the only route to better batteries. Test systems can also help to evaluate the overall system design and optimize its performance. See what else can help develop the high voltage battery testing with better battery modules and packs.

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The Fundamentals of Battery Pack and Module Testing | Unico

Discover the fundamentals of Battery Module & Pack testing and its importance

Hardware improvements aren’t the only route to better batteries. Test systems can also help to evaluate the overall system design and optimi

Hardware improvements aren’t the only route to better batteries. Test systems can also help to evaluate the overall system design and optimize its performance. See what else can help develop better battery modules and packs.

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Importance of Battery Pack Testing

Lithium-ion batteries used in EV applications have a tough life, as they are designed for approximately a decade of use in most electric vehicles.

However, after the first five years of operation, they slowly degrade, subjected to extreme operating temperatures, hundreds of partial cycles per year, fast charging, and changing charge and discharge rates.

Therefore, it’s essential for today’s researchers, engineers, and manufacturers to understand the fundamentals of EV battery tests and the best approaches to ensure safety, product performance, and time to market.

Stages and Types of Battery Testing

Battery tests are performed at each phase of the product life-cycle, including R&D, manufacturing, and in-use, to evaluate the overall system design and optimize its performance.

Standard tests include drive-cycles, peak power capability, BMS software validation, and application-specific characterization tests.

The goal of testing batteries as an individual component or subsystem is to answer specific questions about the design or build. For example, how will the battery perform at different temperature levels? What will be the impact of mechanical vibrations on the battery packs? Or will unbalance in battery cell voltages during the charging and discharging process cause overheating?

These and various other scenarios are tested during the battery development process. Although testing batteries may seem like a simple task, there are many challenges due to their complexity and hazardous nature. Modular and flexible drive solutions can provide solutions to overcome these pain points.