Cell board, generic, single cell

1PR0000, generic, standard Cell Board for single cells

Single-cell prismatic cell board, without ring terminals, without communication wires.
Each of these cell boards handles a single cell, and may be adapted to work in non-standard applications.

One Cell Board per cell (or set of multiple cells in parallel)
- Highest flexibility, as they may be used with any cell arrangement
Flat shape
A single communication wire is used between adjacent cells in a bank
Color coded: red for positive, green for mid-bank, black for negative
Fuse protected: a damaged cell board will not discharge its cell
These cell boards require a BMS master to form a complete BMS

The following single-cell cell boards may be adapted to work in non-standard applications.

Picture	Part number	Description
	1PR0000	Single-cell Prismatic cell board, standard
	1PO0000	Single-cell pouch cell board, standard
	1SC0100	Single-cell small cylindrical cell board, standard

Applications

These cell boards can be adapted to work with a variety of cells.

Generic cell boards with pouch cells

Specifications

General specifications (for detailed specifications, please see the Lithiumate™ Manual).

Electrical Specifications

Symbol	Item	Conditions	Min	Nom	Max	Units
V_range	Cell voltage sensing range	-	2.09	-	4.54	V
V_accur	Cell voltage sensing accuracy	Within V_range	-	±10	±15	mV
I_sply	Cell load current	Stand-by	-	-	2.0	µA
		Active, 1-reading / sec	-	1.5	2.0	mA
		Balancing	-	200	-	mA
V_ISOL	Isolation voltage	End cell boards Between battery & low voltage	-	2500	-	V

Mechanical Specifications

Common specifications:

Item	Nom
PCB Width, mid	0.7" / 17.8 mm
PCB Width, end board	0.95" / 24.1 mm
PCB Length	1.0" / 24.5 mm
Overall height, mid-bank board	0.1" / 2.54 mm
Overall height, end board	0.15" / 3.81 mm
Overall height, end board w/ right angle connector	0.42" / 10.7 mm
Slots for ring terminal	For 8 AWG terminal 2 x 0.050 x 0.350", 0.235" apart 2 x 1.27 x 8.9 mm, 5.97 mm apart
Hole for wires	For 18 AWG wire 0.060" ID 1.52 mm ID

Each bank requires a positive cell board on its most positive cell, a negative cell board on its most negative cell, and mid-bank cell boards in the remaining cells.
(The automatic quote form will select the correct number of each type of board for you.)