Author Topic: 3S 20A BMS board resistance  (Read 207 times)

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Offline grmsydTopic starter

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3S 20A BMS board resistance
« on: July 13, 2024, 12:35:19 pm »
I notice a 100k ohm difference between the negative input and 0V output,
However when connecting an output to a 16850B battery it shows 0 ohm difference,
Is this normal?
 

Online Phil1977

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Re: 3S 20A BMS board resistance
« Reply #1 on: July 15, 2024, 09:39:29 am »
It´s the purpose of that board to behave that way.

It´s more or less a MOSFET-switch that switches the cells from the load or charger if anything is out of the SOA-windows.

If no cell is detected, you are outside of the SOA-voltage and so the switch is open --> high resistance
If healthy cells are connected, the switch is closed --> low resistance

The FET in the standard BMS-boards usually is on the low-side, so it´s to be expected that you measure these resistances between battery-ground and output-ground.

The only strange seems to me that you say the connection of *one* 18650-cell switches on the output. Usually for a 3S-system all three voltage levels must be present.
Every time you think you designed something foolproof, the universe catches up and designs a greater fool.
 


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