Thanks! It's ~10 hours of work for 2 people to build a module. A few minor steps aren't shown or are shortened. Accounting for the extensive prep work and machining it's probably 50 man hours each, and we did 14 builds over the course of 4 months.
What is configuration of your total accumulator ,and even configuration of single segment and single module ? What is the material of the bussbar you have used and what is the thickness of bussbar ? What factors are considered while calculating the thickness of bussbar ? It will be really helpful if u can make me aware about the process
The current collectors are individually necked to form the fuses at each cell. Temp sensors are integrated in the pcb under the current collector strips.
How many real hours are represented by this timelapse?
As usually your fixturing looks excellent!
Thanks! It's ~10 hours of work for 2 people to build a module. A few minor steps aren't shown or are shortened. Accounting for the extensive prep work and machining it's probably 50 man hours each, and we did 14 builds over the course of 4 months.
What is configuration of your total accumulator ,and even configuration of single segment and single module ?
What is the material of the bussbar you have used and what is the thickness of bussbar ?
What factors are considered while calculating the thickness of bussbar ? It will be really helpful if u can make me aware about the process
This is beautiful !!! How did you get a pcb of that size ?
Readily available from pcb houses, full panels are much larger. Pcbway did these.
how much did it weight?
What did you do about fusing the cells and temperature sensing?
The current collectors are individually necked to form the fuses at each cell. Temp sensors are integrated in the pcb under the current collector strips.