Battery System Designer (BaSD) |
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Automated, requirements driven battery system design
BaSD uses the basic, formalized requirements for a battery system from an
electrical point of view (e.g., minimum and maximum system voltage, maximum
discharge current etc.) and a mechanical point of view (i.e., the design space)
and transfers this into a battery system configuration that satisfies these
requirements.
BaSD uses a database of available cells to find these possible battery
system configurations.
Workflow of the BaSD tool to automatically create a battery system
configuration, layout and simplified CAD model
User Installation
The latest release can be installed via pip from PyPi:
pip install basd
The latest development version can be installed via pip:
pip install git+https://github.com/foxBMS/BaSD
Acknowledgment
| This work was financially supported by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research within the projects FKZ: 03XP0338C ("SimBAS"). The project is cared by Project Management Jülich. The responsibility for this publication rests with the authors. |  |
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