SLVT251 July 2026
The TIDA-010978 system is divided into several core functional blocks with clear interface and signal interaction:
High-Voltage Cell Monitoring Block
Dual BQ79826Z-Q1 devices are deployed in daisy-chain stacking to sample 52S cell voltages synchronously. Each BQ79826Z-Q1 performs local over/undervoltage judgment and transmits raw data to the main MCU for system-level processing. The daisy-chain topology simplifies high-voltage stacking wiring and improves synchronization accuracy.
Temperature Sensing and Multiplexer Block
TMUX1308 expands limited GPIO ports to achieve full temperature sampling matching cell quantity. TMP61 linear thermistors are placed on cell surfaces and busbar key positions. Each multiplexer reserves fixed resistance channels for online fault diagnosis of switch stuck or open circuit.
EIS Excitation and Control Block
Based on TMS320F28P55 and external FETs, the system generates high-resolution PWM signals to control the power stage. The active balancing circuit is reused as EIS excitation source to inject adjustable AC current into the battery pack. Voltage and current responses are sampled synchronously for impedance spectrum calculation. Multiple pack-level excitation modes are supported for different stacking configurations.
Communication Interface Block
On-board BQ79826Z-Q1s adopt capacitor-isolated daisy-chain; inter-board stacking uses transformer isolation to form ring communication network. Isolated CAN FD provides high-speed data interaction between BMU and upper BCU controller for cell data, EIS spectrum and fault upload.
Protection and Diagnosis Block
Integrates hardware threshold protection and software logic judgment, covering cell voltage abnormality, over-temperature, excitation overcurrent, wiring open circuit and communication failure. Fault code and timestamp are recorded and uploaded via CAN for remote maintenance.