Battery Swapping Station with Battery Health Monitoring,


EOI: 10.11242/viva-tech.01.05.001

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Mr. Jigar Patel, Mr. Amitkumar Vishwakarma, Mr. Rohan Gawai, Prof Bhushan Save, "Battery Swapping Station with Battery Health Monitoring,", VIVA-IJRI Volume 1, Issue 6, Article 7, pp. 1-5, 2023. Published by Computer Engineering Department, VIVA Institute of Technology, Virar, India.

Abstract

India's government wants to transition to EVs because air pollution has been a significant problem there. Due to the fact that charging an EV takes longer than starting one, the need for charging stations will increase as well. This makes switching from a gasoline vehicle to an EV difficult. The proposed remedy is a battery swapping station where we can acquire a fully charged battery and exchange it for our discharged battery as a result of this idea being put out. It will save time because changing the battery will just take a few seconds. The station's screen will display data on the battery's health parameters provided by the second component of the proposed system, a battery monitoring system. An Arduino mega is a component of this system that helps with battery health monitoring. The Indian government is getting ready to switch to EVs because pollution is a major problem and there is a rising demand for them. In response, this ideology was presented. A planned system where fully charged batteries can be obtained and exchanged for discharged ones is known as a battery exchange station. The second element of the suggested system will communicate the battery status parameters shown above the screen on the Arduino Mega in order to monitor the battery status.

Keywords

Arduino Mega, Charging, Batteries, Battery Monitoring, Swapping Station, Parameters.

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