Webinar: Scalable and cost-efficient testing of state-of-the-art battery management systems
EV Engineering News
Posted August 11, 2026 by Charged EVs & filed under Newswire, The Tech.
Battery management systems (BMS) play a key role in ensuring the safety, performance, and lifetime of modern rechargeable batteries. To maximize battery longevity, individual cells must be monitored and controlled within a narrow operating window. This requires highly accurate measurement of cell voltages and temperatures, as well as advanced balancing strategies to maintain a uniform state of charge across the battery pack.
As BMS functionality and software complexity continue to grow, model-based testing methods are increasingly used throughout the development process. Accurate cell voltage emulation and high-fidelity battery simulation models are essential for validating BMS algorithms under realistic operating conditions. These test environments must combine precision, flexibility, and scalability to support a wide range of battery architectures.
At the same time, development teams are under pressure to reduce testing effort, shorten validation cycles, and lower costs.
Join this webinar, presented by dSPACE, to see how a more standardized approach to BMS hardware-in-the-loop testing can significantly improve efficiency while maintaining the accuracy, performance, and flexibility required for validating next-generation battery management systems.
Sep 15, 2026, 10:15 am EDT
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