granolaboy
100 W
Hey guys,
I'm about to add a battery with bms in series with my existing pack with bms.
I understand that I need to add some diodes to protect them in case one of the bms trips. From searching the forum, I should find one that's rated higher than what i need, which is ~70v/150A absolute max.
So I"m thinking this guy:
http://canada.newark.com/genesic-se.../schottky-rectifier-100v-400a-twin/dp/19T9635
datasheet:
http://www.genesicsemi.com/images/products_si/schottky/mbr40045ct_thru_mbr400100ctr.pdf
Probably a bit overkill, but the price is right.
Also, I'm thinking that since the common anode is the metal base, I could cut the base in the middle and get the 2 diodes I need? I've never used these diodes before, so I'm not sure if this is feasible or not.
Just thought I'd run it by the forum before I blow something up...
I'm about to add a battery with bms in series with my existing pack with bms.
I understand that I need to add some diodes to protect them in case one of the bms trips. From searching the forum, I should find one that's rated higher than what i need, which is ~70v/150A absolute max.
So I"m thinking this guy:
http://canada.newark.com/genesic-se.../schottky-rectifier-100v-400a-twin/dp/19T9635
datasheet:
http://www.genesicsemi.com/images/products_si/schottky/mbr40045ct_thru_mbr400100ctr.pdf
Probably a bit overkill, but the price is right.
Also, I'm thinking that since the common anode is the metal base, I could cut the base in the middle and get the 2 diodes I need? I've never used these diodes before, so I'm not sure if this is feasible or not.
Just thought I'd run it by the forum before I blow something up...