Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
Re: Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
see pic on my "implementation", ther resistors are beneath the caps
Re: Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
Thanks for the clarification. I've placed the order for the capacitors—they should arrive within 10 days. I’ll update you once they’re here
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Re: Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
So..... I was doing the CAN mappings for the motor and inverter. I saved the mappings and turned off the car and turned it back on.
The screen was not showing the SOC anymore and the voltage was 309V instead of 369V.
2nd BMS was blinking slow and when I looked it is MUXSHORT...
I posted the pictures here:
viewtopic.php?p=83431#p83431
The screen was not showing the SOC anymore and the voltage was 309V instead of 369V.
2nd BMS was blinking slow and when I looked it is MUXSHORT...
I posted the pictures here:
viewtopic.php?p=83431#p83431
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Re: Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
Can you repair it, install the caps and latest firmware?
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Re: Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
If you can send me a screenshot with which parts to replace and a link with the parts I have to buy I can try. I tried before on 2 boards with no success.
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Re: Flying ADC 16 channel BMS 96S test
Well the procedure hasn't changed, you have to check the diode inside the FETs with a multimeter in diode mode.
Q1 and Q5 (BSS123) are likely culprits so check them first. Also Q52 and Q39 (ST1005SRG)
The good thing about the power on self test is that no other FETs are destroyed in a chain reaction.
It's also interesting that it started straight into the mux short. It means without even trying switch the mux something is already broken.
Now that it's not longer a "running system" it's a good time to install the latest firmware on all modules and install the caps viewtopic.php?p=83307#p83307
Q1 and Q5 (BSS123) are likely culprits so check them first. Also Q52 and Q39 (ST1005SRG)
The good thing about the power on self test is that no other FETs are destroyed in a chain reaction.
It's also interesting that it started straight into the mux short. It means without even trying switch the mux something is already broken.
Now that it's not longer a "running system" it's a good time to install the latest firmware on all modules and install the caps viewtopic.php?p=83307#p83307
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