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IoT Based Battery Management System Nitin M Mane1, Dnyaneshwar V Kale2, Sonal B Thombre3, Rohit S Piske4 1,2,3,4Dept. Electronics and Telecommunication VPKBIET College of Engineering Baramati, India. Professor4, Dept. of Electronics and Telecommunication VPKBIET College of Engineering Baramati, Maharashtra, India. ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------
Abstract - An IoT-based battery management system (BMS) is a technology that uses the internet of things (IoT) to monitor and control batteries in various applications. The BMS consists of sensors, microcontrollers, communication modules, and cloud-based servers that work together to collect data, analyze it, and optimize battery usage. The system allows for real-time monitoring of the battery's status, including its voltage, current, temperature, and state of charge, and provides early warning of potential battery failures. By using the data collected from the BMS, the system can optimize battery charging and discharging processes, extend battery life, and reduce maintenance costs. This abstract provides an overview of the IoT-based BMS technology and its benefits, including improved battery performance, increased reliability, and reduced environmental impact.
major the battery voltage and rate. In any case, presently, with the assistance of the Blynk IoT, we can straightforwardly tell the clients remotely when the battery rate is under a limit esteem. We can check the Humidity and Temperature sensor data and the battery voltage and battery percentage. The remaining paper is divided into the following sections. Section II discusses a review of the relevant literature. System Description is covered in Section III. Section IV discusses prototype-related hardware and software design. Section V discusses analysis and outcomes from the implementation with a view to verifying our system. The Conclusion and Future Work are under Section VI.
2. LITERAURE SURVAY
Key Words: Increased the Battery Life, Show the battery SOC and Temperature, monitor battery health, Cell balancing, notified to the users remotely anywhere in the world.
This section will provide a quick overview of the available literature on Energy Management and Smart Home Systems. IoT-based automated temperature and humidity monitoring and control system was constructed utilizing a raspberry pi in one of the research projects mentioned. Pi gets the detected data for temperature and humidity, which are then transmitted to the internet. [1]. Here created an IoT-based energy management system where temperature and light intensity sensors are used, and readings are relayed to an Arduino microcontroller. The Arduino microcontroller is set up to regulate the appliance's usage as necessary. Along with managing appliance usage, the Raspberry Pi3 calculates each appliance's overall power consumption on a regular basis and plots the results as a graph using data from Hall Sensors that are wirelessly transmitted through a Wi-Fi module. All appliances with different climatic conditions have their graphical data on power usage vs time sent to a cloud server [2]. This IoT Based Battery Management System detection of hydrogen gas released by batteries has been covered in this study. The fundamental battery parameters also assist in keeping track of the battery's health. The Battery Management System will benefit from having cloud and IoT integration since it will make data analysis easier. This BMS also has a GPS tracker, [3] which makes it possible to track cars and hence give fast assistance. [4] demonstrates a full battery management system that continuously checks vital indicators and balances a battery pack's active cells as needed. The BMS system has a microprocessor (MSP430) embedded within it for monitoring and controlling units. The BMS is an electrical gadget that may be utilised in daily life, as we have discovered. This can raise the system's effectiveness,
1. INTRODUCTION BMS is used in many contemporary and commercial frameworks to improve battery activity and for evaluation in order to maintain the battery state, to the greatest extent possible, away from a disastrous condition and to lengthen battery lifespan. The battery's charge, temperature, and current are therefore checked using a variety of processes. BMS framework assesses and shows the battery temperature, charging/releasing current, and SOC for the thought about model battery. For observing, computerized and simple sensors with microcontrollers are utilized. The battery data and the acquired outcomes making sense of the framework's fundamental attributes are introduced on versatile, and a few exploratory outcomes are given on the portable screen. In this demonstration, we'll build an Internet of Things weather station using a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, an ESP8266 development board kit, and the Blynk IoT Cloud for remote monitoring. The entire system is powered by a single 3.7V lithium-ion battery. This battery has a 10 hour operating time for NodeMCU sheets. We wish to use the charging module TP4056 to recharge the battery once again. But occasionally I forget to charge, which results in the collapse of the entire system. In order to overcome this problem, I thought about adding a battery observation framework to a similar project. In our previous battery status observing System, we can
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