TLE9018DQK 18-Channel BMS Balancing and Monitoring IC

The Infineon Technologies lithium-ion battery monitoring and balancing IC optimizes the performance of Li-ion battery packs

Image of Infineon Technologies TLE9018DQK 18-Channel BMS Balancing and Monitoring ICThe Infineon Technologies TLE9018DQK is a high-performance, multichannel IC specifically designed for monitoring and balancing Li-ion battery packs. With the capability to handle up to 18 channels, this device can support a wide range of applications. This device performs four primary roles: measuring cell voltage, assessing temperature, balancing cells, and facilitating isolated communication with the main battery controller. In addition to its primary functions, the TLE9018DQK incorporates essential diagnostic tools. These tools are vital for ensuring the proper operation of the battery management system and play a significant role in safeguarding individuals and equipment by detecting potential issues before they become critical.

Features
  • Monitors up to 18 channels in series
  • 16-bit delta-sigma ADC per cell
  • Simultaneous 300 mA/cell balancing
  • Low-power balancing mode
  • Configurable digital filter
  • Secondary ADC for E2E safety
  • Strong ESD and hot-plug performance
  • ISO UART communication interface
  • Eight error-compensated NTC channels
  • Internal automatic safety cycles
  • Compatible with AURIX™ TC36/7/8x CDD
  • ISO26262 ASIL D safety compliant
Benefits
  • Highly accurate voltage measurement
  • Excellent application robustness
  • Enables low system costs
Applications
  • Battery electric vehicles (BEV)
  • Mild hybrid electric vehicles (MHEV)
  • Hybrid electric vehicles (HEV)
  • Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV)
  • 12 V Li-ion battery systems
  • Energy storage systems (ESS)

TLE9018DQK 18-Channel BMS Balancing and Monitoring IC

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BATTERYMANAGEMENT_ICS
TLE9018DQKXUMA1BATTERYMANAGEMENT_ICS212 - Immediate$46.35View Details
Updated: 2026-02-04
Published: 2025-11-12