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Kraiem, Amine (2025). Design and Implementation of a Battery Management System (BMS): Software and Hardware Development. Thèse. Gatineau, Université du Québec en Outaouais, Département d'informatique et d'ingénierie, 119 p.

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This thesis addresses the modelling, estimation, and hardware development of a Battery Management System for a 60 V lithium-ion battery pack used in electric scooter applica¬tions. A Dual Polarization equivalent circuit model was selected for its balance of accuracy and computational efficiency, and was formulated in the Laplace domain to enable sta¬ble, real-time embedded implementation. State of Charge dependent lookup tables were constructed from Open Circuit Voltage and pulse-response data to capture nonlinear cell behaviour. An enhanced Coulomb Counting method with Open Circuit Voltage based drift correction was developed, and MATLAB/Simulink simulations confirmed close agree¬ment between model predictions and expected voltage responses under dynamic loading. To support future embedded deployment, a complete centralized Battery Management System hardware architecture was designed, including the STM32H563 microcontroller, the BQ76952 analog front end, current and temperature sensing circuits, MOSFET-based protection stages, and a compact 2-layer PCB. The thesis establishes a validated modelling framework and a ready-to-integrate hardware platform, forming the foundation for subsequent firmware development, prototyping, and experimental validation on a physical e-scooter battery system.

Type de document: Thèse (Thèse)
Directeur de mémoire/thèse: Talbi, Larbi
Co-directeurs de mémoire/thèse: Haddad, Tahar
Départements et école, unités de recherche et services: Informatique et ingénierie
Date de dépôt: 17 mars 2026 18:32
Dernière modification: 17 mars 2026 18:34
URI: https://di.uqo.ca/id/eprint/1899

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