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Battery management system for Formula Student
Macko, Maroš ; Bohrn, Marek (oponent) ; Šteffan, Pavel (vedoucí práce)
This thesis is focused on battery management for Formula Student monopost. Part of the work is the design and implementation of this monitoring system. The system uses a distributed topology, is divided into the main subsystem and subordinate subsystems. The main subsystem and the selection of suitable components are described. Furthermore, subordinate subsystems are designed, and the fundamentals of battery voltage and temperature measurement are explained. Control firmware is implemented and it is able to communicate with the rest of the car. All systems were tested and they comply with the rules of the Formula Student competition.
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Motor inverter for Formula Student
Macko, Maroš ; Tomíček, Pavel (oponent) ; Šteffan, Pavel (vedoucí práce)
This thesis is focused on a power inverter for traction motors for a Formula Student car. Part of the work involves the design and implementation of this system. The main high-voltage power board design and the selection of suitable components are described. Furthermore, a secondary board is designed, which is used for communication and diagnostic measurements. All systems must comply with the rules of the Formula Student competition.
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Battery Management System For Formula Student
Macko, Maroš
This thesis is focused on the battery management system for Formula Student monopost.Part of the work is the design and implementation of this monitoring system’s hardware and firmware.The system uses a distributed topology and is divided into a master board and slave boards. Masterboard design and the selection of suitable components are described. Furthermore, slave boards aredesigned, and the fundamentals of battery voltage and temperature measuring are explained. Allsystems must comply with the rules of the Formula Student.
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Battery management system for Formula Student
Macko, Maroš ; Bohrn, Marek (oponent) ; Šteffan, Pavel (vedoucí práce)
This thesis is focused on battery management for Formula Student monopost. Part of the work is the design and implementation of this monitoring system. The system uses a distributed topology, is divided into the main subsystem and subordinate subsystems. The main subsystem and the selection of suitable components are described. Furthermore, subordinate subsystems are designed, and the fundamentals of battery voltage and temperature measurement are explained. Control firmware is implemented and it is able to communicate with the rest of the car. All systems were tested and they comply with the rules of the Formula Student competition.
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