Abstract: A battery management apparatus includes an interface circuit configured to perform controller area network (CAN) communication with an external device through a CAN bus line, and a micro controller unit (MCU) configured to detect an error in a CAN message frame received from the external device through the interface circuit, and to set a CAN baud rate based on whether the error is detected in the CAN message.

Abstract: A battery pack includes a battery module including battery cells, a current measurement module measuring a charge current supplied to the battery module, and a processor. Upon detecting connection of a charger to the battery pack, the processor sets a sinusoidal waveform charge current frequency supplied from the charger to the battery module as first frequency, recognizes the charge current frequency based on a charge current value measured through a current measurement module according to a first number of sampling times for one cycle set to the first frequency, and adjusts the number of sampling times for one cycle based on the recognized frequency of the charge current. A corresponding charge current measuring method of measuring a charge current and a charge current measurement systems are also provided.

Abstract: A battery pack includes a plurality of rechargeable batteries, a sensor, and a battery manager. The sensor obtains motion information of the rechargeable batteries. The motion information includes at least one of first information obtained by sensing whether the rechargeable batteries are in a movement state or in a standstill state or second information on a state in which the rechargeable batteries are inclined. The second information may be obtained based on a change in angle when the rechargeable batteries are in the movement state. The battery manager control charging or discharging of the rechargeable batteries in a charge mode or a discharge mode based on the motion information.

Abstract: A battery pack includes a plurality of rechargeable batteries, a sensor, and a battery manager. The sensor obtains motion information of the rechargeable batteries. The motion information includes at least one of first information obtained by sensing whether the rechargeable batteries are in a movement state or in a standstill state or second information on a state in which the rechargeable batteries are inclined. The second information may be obtained based on a change in angle when the rechargeable batteries are in the movement state. The battery manager control charging or discharging of the rechargeable batteries in a charge mode or a discharge mode based on the motion information.

Abstract: A battery pack includes a plurality of rechargeable batteries, a sensor, and a battery manager. The sensor obtains motion information of the rechargeable batteries. The motion information includes at least one of first information obtained by sensing whether the rechargeable batteries are in a movement state or in a standstill state or second information on a state in which the rechargeable batteries are inclined. The second information may be obtained based on a change in angle when the rechargeable batteries are in the movement state. The battery manager control charging or discharging of the rechargeable batteries in a charge mode or a discharge mode based on the motion information.

Abstract: A battery pack includes a plurality of rechargeable batteries, a sensor, and a battery manager. The sensor obtains motion information of the rechargeable batteries. The motion information includes at least one of first information obtained by sensing whether the rechargeable batteries are in a movement state or in a standstill state or second information on a state in which the rechargeable batteries are inclined. The second information may be obtained based on a change in angle when the rechargeable batteries are in the movement state. The battery manager control charging or discharging of the rechargeable batteries in a charge mode or a discharge mode based on the motion information.

Abstract: There is provided a diffuser for implementing a diffusing process in an equipment for manufacturing semiconductor devices to increase or maximize its productivity. The diffuser comprises a reaction pipe; a plate joined to the underside of the reaction pipe for sealing the reaction pipe and defining a work space therewithin. A plurality of wafers are disposed within the work space. A gas injection tube is provided for supplying a reactive gas to the work space. A plurality of plasma electrodes are disposed adjacent to the gas injection tube for applying high frequency power to a reactive gas to induce a plasma reaction.