MUMBAI, India, Aug. 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641096702 A) filed by T. Sathish Kumar; R. Roshini; G. Srimathy; and S. A. Engineering College on August 11, 2026, for Design And Implementation Of An Intelligent Battery Management System For Electric Vehicle Applications.
Inventors include T. Sathish Kumar; R. Roshini; and G. Srimathy.
The application for the patent was published on August 21, 2026, under issue no. 34/2026.
Abstract: This project focuses on creating a clever Battery Management System for electric cars. Think of the BMS as the mind inside the battery group, making sure operations stay secure and steady through constant checks - voltage here, current there, heat levels, how full it feels - all monitored without pause. Not just another setup - this one links sensors, smart controls, and safety layers to maintain solid battery performance under any condition. Because precision matters, it applies refined methods to track charge level and overall health, stretching each cycle further while adding life to the pack. Watch how it manages balance across cells, spots problems early, avoiding risks like too much charge, draining too far, excess heat, or sharp current spikes. From the start, testing unfolded inside MATLAB-Simulink, where shifting loads and temperature swings shaped each phase. Stability emerged clearly under pressure - intelligence woven into the BMS locks voltage steady. Efficiency climbs not by accident but through constant adjustment, moment by moment. Watchful tracking runs nonstop, feeding live data that sharpens every choice. Decisions evolve midstep, guided by what the system senses right now. Reliability grows quietly behind these shifts, strengthened each cycle. This smart BMS changes how electric cars work - performance climbs, safety improves, efficiency grows. A clearer path to lasting transport opens when tech works quietly behind the scenes.
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