🌍✨ Infineon introduces a high-voltage BMS reference design built around the AURIX TC4x
Why we’re watching: Infineon has introduced a high-voltage BMS reference design that enables computationally intensive battery models to run directly on the battery management unit (BMU).
The design also includes pack and cell monitoring units and a software package for BMS development. 💚
The BMU uses an AURIX TC4x microcontroller and its parallel processing unit (PPU), which Infineon says can deliver up to 30 times the processing performance of a standard CPU.
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