BECM

Updated: January 5, 2025

Definition

Battery Energy Control Module (BECM) is an electronic control unit that manages battery energy distribution, charging strategies, and thermal management in electric and hybrid vehicles.

Category: Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Systems

Control systems specific to electric and hybrid vehicle operations

The Battery Energy Control Module optimizes battery performance and longevity by managing energy distribution, implementing charging strategies, and controlling thermal management systems to maintain optimal battery operating conditions.

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