Electric batteries are increasingly being used in various applications such as electric vehicles and energy storage systems. These applications require power from battery cells that can run with them, and they require efficient battery management systems.

One such system is the battery management solution system (Maxim). In addition to supporting the measurement and monitoring of 12 batteries in a single chip, it can also support up to 31 chips cascaded to build a large battery unit monitoring system. Its self-diagnostic capabilities also increase its versatility in various battery applications. It has even been successfully used in automotive air conditioning auxiliary systems to enhance their power.