bms dudes didn't realize u can put this all into a single IC
kshitij vaze (@VazeKshitij)
I hold the PCB of a BMS system. Peak engineering is right here in my hands man!
— https://nitter.net/VazeKshitij/status/2073290889342955683#m
Kshitij Vaze (@VazeKshitij) posted on 2026-07-04 holding a BMS PCB and…
Brief
Kshitij Vaze (@VazeKshitij) shared a photo of a battery-management-system (BMS) PCB on 2026-07-04 and mocked the designers for not using a single integrated BMS IC. He contrasts the board’s discrete-component approach with the simpler option of an all-in-one BMS IC, calling the physical PCB an example of "peak engineering."
Why it matters
Kshitij Vaze (@VazeKshitij) posted on 2026-07-04 holding a BMS PCB and criticizing its design: "bms dudes didn't realize u can put this all into a single IC."
Key details
- The post implies the BMS is implemented with discrete components on a PCB rather than using an integrated battery-management IC, calling the board "peak engineering."