Battery Management System (BMS) Design Software
An integrated solution for BMS development that allows for risk-free virtual testing.
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An integrated solution for BMS development
Battery management systems (BMS) play a critical role in today’s electric vehicles. Ansys offers an integrated platform for developing, testing & verifying these sophisticated systems — delivering significant time, cost & quality advantages for BMS development teams.
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Ensuring Functional Safety for BMS Designs
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Achieving a System-Level Perspective
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Developing Critical Embedded Software
Battery Management Systems Design and Validation
The BMS continuously monitors conditions, redistributes energy resources and sends alerts in the event of a problem.
System Architecture Selection, Functional Safety Analyses and Cybersecurity
Perform key functional safety analyses across many industries, including the automotive sector.
System-Level Simulation
Gain an accurate perspective on how the BMS and battery will perform throughout their entire life cycle.
Embedded Software Development and Validation
Utilizing the software controller, intelligently monitor the battery’s operating conditions and oversee its safe operations.
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“We rely on Ansys medini analyze to manage and automate the process of certifying our battery management systems. By taking significant time and costs out of the development cycle, medini analyze positions LiTHIUM BALANCE to compete in the global automotive battery market. It has absolutely been critical for the analysis and quantification of our safety goals.”
Increase Safety and Security with Ansys Battery Management Systems Solution
An electric vehicle’s battery management system (BMS) optimizes performance by conserving the charter to prolong battery life and respond to unsafe operating conditions. Utilize Ansys’ SCADE end-to-end model-based development solution to eliminate the need for costly code reviews and low-level testing verification.
Simulation Solutions
Peak Performance for an Electric Vehicle - A SIX-STEP SIMULATION APPROACH
Developing a vehicle to compete in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is a daunting test for engineers around the world. Volkswagen Motorsport engineers were determined to build a car that could compete with the best, but they had less than a year to produce, test and race an all-new electric car. Using determination, ingenuity and multiphysics simulation, the Volkswagen team smashed not just the electric vehicle record but the all-time record for all cars, including those powered by internal combustion engines.
- Develop an equivalent circuit model (ECM) for a single battery cell
- Combined all the ECM cells serially to form an ECM module.
- Conduct Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation of the thermal properties of a battery module
- Extract key thermal characteristics of the system to create a reduced order model (ROM) for the thermal simulation
- Run a two-way coupled multiphysics simulation in Twin Builder with the ECM and the thermal LTI ROM models
- Put the individual battery modules into the full 10-module battery pack
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WEBINARS
Developing Next-Generation Batteries with 3D Physics and Systems Modeling and Simulation
On-Demand Webinar
With the rising demand for ultra-low power design methodologies in power electronics and electric vehicle manufacturing, advances in battery technology have become increasingly important. To save time and costs associated with battery experimentation during R&D, modeling and simulation are essential.
Battery Management Systems for Safer Electric Vehicles
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Download this free webinar which spotlights how Ansys’ solution enables functional safety analysis for BMS designs, delivers critical software development that meets the objectives of ISO 26262 at the highest ASIL levels and provides a system-level perspective. Discover how automotive leaders are utilizing this BMS solution.
