Lg Energy Solution, Ltd.

Silicon Works Co., Ltd.

Dong Hyeon Kim

Ju Pyo Hong

Ju Hyun Lee

Hai Feng Jin

Sung Gon Kim

Ho Jeong Jin

Chang Sik Shin

In a battery pack, a battery monitoring circuit is connected to a battery module including a plurality of battery cells to monitor the battery module. The detection sensor detects an electrolyte leaking in the battery module, and includes a first resistor and a second resistor connected in series between a power supply supplying a first voltage and a ground terminal, and a variable resistor connected to the first resistor in parallel and having a resistance that varies depending on the electrolyte leaking in the battery module. The detection sensor transfers, as a sensing voltage, a voltage at a contact between the first resistor and the second resistor to an input terminal of the battery monitoring circuit.

Battery pack, battery apparatus and method for detecting electrolyte leakage

A processor of a battery apparatus detects voltages of a first terminal and a second terminal of a relay coil included in a relay before closing the relay to operate the heater, and diagnoses the heater based on a voltage which the voltage of the first terminal and the voltage of the second terminal correspond to among a high voltage and a low voltage for driving the relay, and a voltage for diagnosis.

Battery apparatus and diagnosing method of heater

A battery management system of a battery apparatus includes a circuit to which a voltage from a power supply is supplied and configured to be used to manage the battery pack. A processor of the battery management system controls the circuit, measure a voltage supplied from the power supply, and corrects the measured voltage based on a voltage drop occurred in the circuit.

Battery apparatus, battery management system, and method for correcting measured voltage

The present disclosure discloses a vehicle lamp control apparatus. The vehicle lamp control apparatus includes a timing generator configured to detect first and second setting voltages, which are varied, and measure a time in which each of the first and second setting voltages reaches a reference voltage to generate first and second delay times, and a lamp control circuit configured to control sequential turn-on of LED channels using the first and second delay times.

Vehicle lamp control apparatus

The present disclosure discloses a vehicle lamp control apparatus. The vehicle lamp control apparatus includes a timing generator configured to detect a setting voltage, which is varied, and measure a time in which the setting voltage reaches levels of a first reference voltage and a second reference voltage to generate a first delay time and a second delay time, and a lamp control circuit configured to control sequential turn-on of light-emitting diode (LED) channels using the first delay time and the second delay time.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Dong Hyeon Kim