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jeff-jordan hat geschrieben: Sa 16. Mai 2026, 11:57

bob2.0 hat geschrieben: Sa 16. Mai 2026, 09:47 ...
I thought the BMS could shut off an over-voltage/over-charge scenario.
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Yes, why shouldn't it?

Well, there would be transistors (presumably) in the circuit, and those would be current limited.

So, there would be transistors going in on the charge port, and transistors coming out on the battery power terminals. And I would presume they would be cost-down so that the transistors on the charge circuit would not be particularly large?

That's why I though charging was current-limited, so that the current does not exceed the input transistors in the BMS on the charging circuit (so that it can cut them off, if it needs to)?