Battery Management System Reference Design

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Date 4/02/2016
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1. Battery Management System Reference Design
1. Battery Management System Reference Design x
1.1. BMS Reference Design Features 1.2. BMS Reference Design Getting Started 1.3. BMS Reference Design Functional Description 1.4. BMS Reference Design FPGA Resource Usage 1.5. BMS Reference Design Benchmarking 1.6. Acknowledgements for the BMS Reference Design
1.2. BMS Reference Design Getting Started x
1.2.1. BMS Reference Design Software Requirements 1.2.2. BMS Reference Design Hardware Requirements 1.2.3. Downloading and Installing the BMS Reference Design 1.2.4. Setting Up the MAX 10 Development Board 1.2.5. Compiling the FPGA Hardware Design for the BMS Reference Design 1.2.6. Compiling the Nios Software for the BMS Reference Design 1.2.7. Programming the BMS Reference Design Hardware onto the Device 1.2.8. Downloading the BMS Reference Design Nios II Software to the Device 1.2.9. MATLAB Simulink Top-Level Design for the BMS Reference Design 1.2.10. Running the BMS Reference Design in a System-in-the-Loop Simulation
1.3. BMS Reference Design Functional Description x
1.3.1. BMS Reference Design Car Model 1.3.2. BMS Reference Design Battery Model 1.3.3. BMS Reference Design DEKF Technique 1.3.4. BMS Reference Design Hardware Implementation
1.3.4. BMS Reference Design Hardware Implementation x
1.3.4.1. BMS Reference Design Matrix Processor 1.3.4.2. BMS Reference Design uCode Controller Interface 1.3.4.3. BMS Reference Design DEKF IP (Design C)
1. Battery Management System Reference Design

1.2.7. Programming the BMS Reference Design Hardware onto the Device

  1. In the Quartus II software, click Tools > Programmer.
  2. In the Programmer pane, select USB-Blaster II under Hardware Setup and JTAG under Mode.
  3. Click Auto Detect to detect devices.
  4. Select any 10M50 device.
  5. Right click 10M50 device, select Edit, and click Change file.
  6. Select the output_files/<project_name>.sof or output_files/<project name>.pof and click Open.
  7. Turn on Program/Configure.
  8. Click Start.
    Note: If you program using .sof file, reprogram the device after removing power from the board. If you program using .pof file, on-chip flash keeps the image, and you do not need to program the device after removing power from the board. It takes longer to program the device initially using the .pof file.
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