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TI Claims New Battery Management System Can Increase Range Of Electric Cars - CleanTechnica
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Texas Instruments Launches Wireless Battery Management System for Electric Vehicles - New Industry Products
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bq78350 Battery Management Controller - TI | Mouser
TI Unveils Wireless Battery Management System | 2021-01-08 | ASSEMBLY
A new battery management system could boost EV range by 20 percent | Ars Technica
Multi-Cell 36-48V Battery Management System Reference Design
TI Battery Management ICs Enable Safer, More Efficient Charging in Smart Phones, Portable Appliances
TI goes wireless with new EV battery management system | Fierce Electronics
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