4S 16.8 V BMS Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a compact Battery-Management System for a 4-cell Li-ion pack that reaches 16.8 V at full charge. The board must integrate every key safeguard: over-charge, over-discharge, short-circuit, thermal cut-off and reliable cell-to-cell balancing.
My priority is proven safety, so component choices and threshold values have to follow industry-standard limits for 18650 chemistry. If the design relies on a dedicated BMS IC, please include the configuration worksheet or register map; if you prefer a small MCU, I’ll need clean, well-commented firmware as part of the package.
Deliverables
• Complete schematic in Altium, KiCad or EasyEDA
• PCB layout with ready-to-fabricate Gerbers (180x65x1 mm target size)
• Annotated BOM with ordering links and footprints
• Brief design note explaining protection timings, balancing method and thermistor placement
• (If firmware is used) source code and hex file, plus flashing instructions
I will test the first prototype on my side; acceptance is achieved once the board disconnects or throttles exactly at the specified voltage, current and temperature limits and equalises the cells within ±10 mV. Feel free to suggest either passive or active balancing if it improves performance without adding excessive cost.
My priority is proven safety, so component choices and threshold values have to follow industry-standard limits for 18650 chemistry. If the design relies on a dedicated BMS IC, please include the configuration worksheet or register map; if you prefer a small MCU, I’ll need clean, well-commented firmware as part of the package.
Deliverables
• Complete schematic in Altium, KiCad or EasyEDA
• PCB layout with ready-to-fabricate Gerbers (180x65x1 mm target size)
• Annotated BOM with ordering links and footprints
• Brief design note explaining protection timings, balancing method and thermistor placement
• (If firmware is used) source code and hex file, plus flashing instructions
I will test the first prototype on my side; acceptance is achieved once the board disconnects or throttles exactly at the specified voltage, current and temperature limits and equalises the cells within ±10 mV. Feel free to suggest either passive or active balancing if it improves performance without adding excessive cost.
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