Inductive adjacent voltage difference compensation module - How it works - The module monitors the voltage difference between adjacent Li-ion cells. - If the delta between adjacent cells exceeds 0.1 V, the internal balancing circuit activates to balance the cells. - Once the adjacent cell difference is within 0.03 V, balancing stops automatically. - Important notes - This board uses the adjacent compensation principle and is not a standalone maintenance tool. - To connect to a battery, it must be used with a lithium battery protection board. - Key benefits - Automatic balancing of adjacent cells to maintain pack uniformity - Defined stop threshold of 0.03 V for precise control - Designed for integration with existing lithium protection circuitry in packs - Compatibility and integration - Designed to be used with a lithium battery protection board - Connects as part of the pack assembly to balance adjacent cells - Use scenarios - Scenario 1: Build a multi-cell Li-ion pack and integrate this module with a protection board to balance adjacent cells during charging - Scenario 2: Retrofit or assemble a Li-ion pack with protection circuitry to improve cell balance and overall pack performance - Scenario 3: In a workshop or lab to observe and verify adjacent cell balancing behavior during development or testing, using a protection board for proper connection - Performance notes - Activation threshold: delta V > 0.1 V - Balancing stops at delta V <= 0.03 V - Intended for use in conjunction with a lithium battery protection board; not a stand-alone maintenance tool