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A comparison of commercially available Integrated Circuits (ICs) for BMSs for large Li-Ion battery packs

This table compares BMS ICs available on the market today for large Li-Ion battery packs.
Available as a XLS spreadsheet and as an HTML page.

Screen shot of table
Click to go to the full table page or to download the xls spreadsheet.

Devices compared are:
Brand Models More
Analog Devices AD7280
Analog Devices / Linear Technology LTC6801, LTC6802, LTC6803, LTC6804, LTC6811, LTC6813 Info
Cellwise CW1165
Elithion EL01 / EL02 Info
Freescale MC33771
Imagis Apollo
Lapis / Rhom ML5235, ML5236, ML5238, ML5239
Maxim DS2726; MAX1894 / MAX1924; MAX11068; MAX11080, MAX11081, MAX17823, MAX17843, MAX17830
NXP / Freescale MC33771, MC33772
O2Micro OZ890, OZ3715, OZ8940, OZ9355
Panasonic AN84910UA, AN84911UA
Renesas R2A20027, R2A20028, RAJ240090, RAJ240100
Renesas / Intersil SL9208; ISL9216/17; ISL94200/201; ISL78600/ISL78610
Texas Instruments bq series BQ77PL900; bq76PL536; bq76PL537; bq29330 / bq20z90; bq78PL114 / bq76PL102; bq76PL455A
Toshiba TB9141FG

Please see the Li-Ion BMS book for an in-depth analysis and application of many of these ICs.

This information does not constitute an endorsement of any of these companies and products.
While the information presented here is believed to be accurate, Elithion takes no responsibility for any errors.

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