Battery
An electrochemical electrical source or storage element represented in a circuit.
In plain English
A battery protection controller monitors selected limits and requests protective action when its conditions are reached.
A pack can disconnect its output after a monitored fault is detected.
Use separate labels for sensing a problem and disconnecting the battery. The protection controller checks selected conditions, while a switch or contactor carries out the required interruption. Mark which circuit reports the fault and which hardware changes the power path.
Some products integrate switching and others control external hardware. The functional block does not establish that distinction; the selected device’s circuit and documentation do.
Read the source: Battery management functions
Protection thresholds and disconnection hardware must be specified separately.
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