Bringing Open-Source to Battery Systems Development and Operations
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Describes an open-source stack that moves from hardware to APIs: a cascade of DC–DC converters and racks that run at ~1000 V DC, reference designs and embedded control to prevent IGBT shoot‑through, and a transition from off‑the‑shelf BMS to open-source BMS FoxBMS. Publishes the largest public lithium‑ion time‑series repository, BatteryArchive.org, with thousands of cell tests, a Redash‑based UI, Jupyter APIs and pybamm model comparisons so the system is built and demonstrably working.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:55Industry challenges
- 4:48Power converter fundamentals
- 7:00Hardware and system complexity
- 10:53Scalable system architecture
- 13:32Software and certification
- 16:54Battery data repositories
- 21:52Data analysis and modeling
- 25:41Machine learning and standards
- 28:54Q&A and future governance
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