Samsung sdi co., ltd. (20240322263). BATTERY PACK simplified abstract
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BATTERY PACK
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BATTERY PACK - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240322263 titled 'BATTERY PACK
Simplified Explanation:
The patent application describes a battery pack with multiple battery modules, each containing at least one cell and a control circuit. The main controller wirelessly communicates with the control circuits, and structures adjust the signal intensity of radio signals between the control circuits and the main controller based on the position of the battery modules.
- The battery pack consists of multiple battery modules, each with at least one cell and a control circuit.
- A main controller communicates wirelessly with the control circuits.
- Structures within the pack adjust the signal intensity of radio signals based on the position of the battery modules.
Potential Applications:
This technology could be applied in various industries such as electric vehicles, renewable energy storage systems, and portable electronic devices.
Problems Solved:
1. Efficient management of battery modules within a pack. 2. Wireless communication between the main controller and individual modules. 3. Optimization of signal intensity based on module position.
Benefits:
1. Enhanced battery pack performance. 2. Improved communication and control capabilities. 3. Increased overall efficiency and reliability.
Commercial Applications:
The technology could be utilized in electric vehicle battery packs, solar energy storage systems, and smart home devices, potentially revolutionizing the way energy storage systems are managed and controlled in various industries.
Questions about Battery Pack Technology:
1. How does the technology improve the efficiency of battery pack management? 2. What are the potential implications of using this technology in electric vehicles?
Original Abstract Submitted
a battery pack includes a plurality of battery modules, a battery module of the plurality of batter modules including at least one cell and a control circuit configured to manage the at least one cell, a main controller configured to wirelessly communicate with the control circuit, and a plurality of structures corresponding to the plurality of battery modules, a structure of the plurality of structures is configured to adjust signal intensity of a radio signal transmitted to the main controller from the control circuit of the battery module, wherein the structure is further configured to vary a degree of adjusting signal intensity of the radio signal according to a position of the battery module.
