1. How many battery strings can Infineon's BMS solution support?
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A: A maximum of 63 9012DQUs can be connected in series. Currently, 38 9012DQUs have been tested in series on a real system to meet the needs of a 1500V energy storage system.
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2. Can the management of a single battery be realized? Or how many strings of batteries can be managed as the minimum unit?
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A: Minimum 4 strings can be measured
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3. Does the system have a quality management system certificate?
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A: There is no third-party certificate. AFE and PMIC are certified by Infineon's independent laboratory for ASIL D. AURIX TC3xx has SGS ASIL D certificate. Complex driver CDD has a third-party license version. The system needs customers to do ASIL D certification. We can support audit.
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4. Which battery balancing solution is used?
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A: Passive Balance
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5. What is the battery collection module used for?
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A: 12 independent 16-bit ADC modules
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6. Is there a block diagram?
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A: There will be a block diagram introduction later, please pay attention to it.
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7. How is the data collected by the acquisition module transmitted to the MCU?
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A:UART
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8. What is the accuracy of battery power collection?
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A: I will introduce it later.
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9. For the 400V/800V solution, AFEs also need to be isolated.
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A: Yes, the board is isolated by capacitors and the boards are isolated by transformers
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10. What is the maximum balancing current? Is an external MOS required?
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A:200mA, no external MOS required
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11. What are the advantages of Infineon AFE? It seems that the performance of AFEs from different manufacturers is similar.
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A: 12-channel independent ADC, balanced without PWM,
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12. Can it be applied to photovoltaic energy storage?
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A: Yes, some customers are using it.
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13. What is the relationship between Pinjia and WPG?
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A: Pinjia is a subsidiary of WPG
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14. What BMS management chips does Infineon have?
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A: Currently only 9012DQU
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15. Is there any solution for rail transit?
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A: Welcome to communicate after the meeting
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