Developing and launching Battery Management Systems (BMS) for electric vehicles (EVs) presents a significant challenge. Tight development timelines often create pressure that can lead to compromises in quality, introduce safety risks, and necessitate expensive redesigns.
Accelerating BMS Development with a Structured Approach
To address these hurdles, a forthcoming webinar will showcase a method for accelerating the development and validation of BMS. Presented by comemso electronics GmbH, this session aims to guide manufacturers on how to expedite their time-to-market while upholding stringent quality and safety standards.
The webinar emphasizes a structured, compliance-aware approach. This methodology ensures that project requirements, testing protocols, and traceability are meticulously aligned from the initial stages of development, thereby mitigating potential pitfalls.
Key Event Details and Conference Overview
The session is scheduled to take place on March 10, 2026, at 8:45 am EDT. Interested participants can register for free to attend the live broadcast or access the content on demand.
This webinar is part of the broader Virtual Conference on EV Engineering, which will run from March 9 to 12, 2026. The conference aims to cover the entire spectrum of the EV engineering supply chain and its associated ecosystem.
Comprehensive Coverage of EV Engineering Topics
The conference agenda will delve into critical areas such as motor and power electronics design and manufacturing, advancements in cell development, and the intricacies of battery systems. Additionally, sessions will cover essential aspects like testing methodologies, powertrain development, thermal management strategies, circuit protection solutions, wire and cable technologies, and electromagnetic interference/compatibility (EMI/EMC).
Sessions at the Virtual Conference on EV Engineering:
- Automotive CoolGaN™ for Efficient and Affordable E-Mobility
- AI-Powered Adhesive Solutions with LOCTITE SOLVE
- Next-Generation xEV Power Conversion with CoolSiC™ Devices
- Addressing EV Circuit Protection Challenges
- Materials and Testing for Safer E-Mobility Battery Packs
- Modeling Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Electrolyzers
- Creating Realistic Testing Environments for EV Technology Verification
- Managing High-Voltage Faults in Future EVs
- Full-Power EV Inverter Validation using Power HIL Systems
- Accelerated Testing of Megawatt Charging Systems
- Applying Functional Safety to eMobility Battery Systems
- Designing Batteries to Meet Upcoming Safety Regulations (No Flame Out, No Explosion)
The conference provides a valuable platform for engineers and professionals to gain insights into the latest innovations and best practices in electric vehicle technology. Registration for the event is free, allowing broad access to its wealth of knowledge.