Automotive Battery Management Systems

The goal is to bring together industry leaders to review the newest ideas and opportunities for, among others, more effective algorithms and integrated electronics for the most efficient battery management systems.

By learning from best practices and exploring the latest research, find out how to enhance battery performance and reduce costs with the next generation of battery management systems.

Discover new concepts for battery management system architecture and how these are helping to reduce production costs
Review strategies for functional safety of battery management systems and how to effectively implement these standards
Develop a better understanding of the battery cell and its aging and how to control these factors to optimise battery management system performance
Learn how the latest mathematical modelling is improving battery management system accuracy and functionality
Examine the effect that using the battery for second life has on the design of battery management system

On Monday December 07, 2015 at 9:00 am (ends Wednesday December 09, 2015 at 5:00 pm)

Price:
Bronze Package (2 day conference) : EUR 2.599,- + VAT
Silver Package (2 day conference + 1 workshop): EUR 3.099,- + VAT
Gold Package (2 day conference + 2 workshops): EUR 3.399,- + VAT

Speakers: Armin Warm - Supervisor Advanced Power Supply & Energy Management - Ford Research & Advanced Engineering Europe GmbH - Germany, Dr. Mark Tucker - Lead Engineer Electrical Engineering - Tata Motors European Technical Centre Ltd - UK, Dr. Chris Lyness - Traction Battery Technical Specialist - Jaguar Land Rover plc - UK, Chrysanthos Tzivanopoulos - Lead Engineer Hardware Development - Bosch Battery Systems GmbH - Germany