The Design of Battery Management System Based on MC9S08DZ60 and the Monitor Backstage Based on VB6.0

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This paper has designed the battery management system based on microcontroller MC9S08DZ60 for real-time monitoring for all battery parameters of the battery and realizing charge and discharge. This system is mainly consisted of current and voltage module, the temperature detection module, charge and discharge module and CAN communication module. It can implement the charge and discharge of the battery by analyzing the data of each battery parameters. Besides, this paper has designed the monitor backstage based on VB to get real time display and control of the voltage parameter which needs monitoring and controlling. At last, this paper also has applied USB - CAN set instruments to implement the communications and the connection between battery management system and PC communications.

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