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Expedite testing of Battery Management Systems (BMS) with hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation and battery cell emulation
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  • Model a 48V battery system using Simscape Battery
  • Go from model-in-the-loop (MIL) to hardware-in-the-loop without leaving Simulink or changing your model
  • Interface your Simulink/Simscape battery models with battery cell emulation hardware
  • Validate BMS functions, such as fault detection, cell balancing, and state of charge estimation
  • Implement bus and signal-level communication with the BMS controller
  • Simulate temperature sensors and implement fault conditions 

 

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