Is CCS a certified battery cell contact system?

CCS manufacturing is certified with RoHS, IATF 16949, ISO 9001:2915, REACH, UL, and IPC. Here is a table of data needed to provide to PCBONLINE for the design of your battery cell contact system: What to Provide to PCBONLINE for CCS Design

Why do we need battery energy storage systems?

Fluctuations in electricity generation due to the stochastic nature of solar and wind power, together with the need for higher efficiency in the electrical system, make the use of energy storage systems increasingly necessary. To address this challenge, battery energy storage systems (BESS) are considered to be one of the main technologies .

Where can I get a CCS module manufactured?

If you need CCS module manufacturing or design, contact PCBONLINE at [email protected]. This article comprehensively guides you through what a battery cell contact system is.

Which CCS module is the most used?

FPC is the most used CCS module due to the flexible and fine circuits, lightweight, thin thickness, small size, uniform dimension, stable signal, high reliability, and mature technology. The one-stop CCS manufacturer PCBONLINE not only provides FR4 PCB and FPC cell contact system manufacturing but also provides R&D of the CCS module.

How does a battery CCS monitor temperature changes?

On the FPC for the CCS, the NTC thermistors are surface mounted in the hollow areas of the nickel sheet. Here's how the battery CCS monitors the temperature changes of the battery cells: The BMS emits an electric current to the NTC, and the current goes through the NTC and back to the BMS.

How does a CCS work?

In the fast charging mode, the high currents flow through the copper busbars to the cells. When it comes to slow charging, the small currents flow through the circuit traces on the PCBA or flex PCBA of the CCS to the battery cells. How does a CCS work to achieve these functions?