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EEM Electronic Energy Management |
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Electronic Battery Management EBM |
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EEM promotes s a stable vehicle system voltage
Electronic Energy Management (EEM) extends the limits of today's vehicle electrical systems to make them compatible with future requirements.
The EEM controls and regulates energy generation, distribution and storage in the vehicle. It ensures a stable vehicle system voltage, so that peak loads do not lead to voltage drops. The vehicle's electrical system is thus able to handle additional energy demands.
To do this, the EEM uses a graded load management system and an active alternator regulator.
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Battery management solutions
We have developed solutions for battery management for use in a wide range of vehicle classes.
Electronic Battery Management (EBM) reproduces the functions of EEM in a control unit.
Thanks to an improved sensor design, the precision of battery status monitored by the Electronic Power Module (EPM) has been increased.
Basic Battery Management System (BBM) with its attractive cost, now is cost-effective for small and medium-sized cars. The software for the energy management system is stored in the body computer. The sensors can be connected via a LIN bus. |
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