Glossary of Electric Vehicle (EV) Terms Starting with ‘B’

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  1. Back EMF – Voltage generated by a motor when it rotates.
  2. Backup Battery – Secondary battery used in emergencies.
  3. Backup Camera – Camera aiding in vehicle reversing.
  4. Balanced Load – Equal power distribution in an electrical system.
  5. Ball Bearing – Component reducing friction in rotating parts.
  6. Battery – Energy storage device powering EVs.
  7. Battery Capacity – Maximum energy a battery can store.
  8. Battery Cell – Basic unit of a battery pack.
  9. Battery Chemistry – Chemical composition of a battery.
  10. Battery Cooling System – System managing battery temperature.
  11. Battery Degradation – Loss of battery performance over time.
  12. Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) – Vehicle powered solely by electricity.
  13. Battery Efficiency – Measure of energy storage performance.
  14. Battery Management System (BMS) – System managing battery health and safety.
  15. Battery Pack – Assembly of multiple battery cells.
  16. Battery Recycling – Process of reclaiming materials from old batteries.
  17. Battery Replacement – Substitution of an old battery with a new one.
  18. Battery Safety System – Features ensuring battery safety during operation.
  19. Battery State of Charge (SoC) – Current charge level of a battery.
  20. Battery Swap Station – Facility for exchanging discharged batteries with charged ones.
  21. Battery Thermal Runaway – Dangerous overheating event in batteries.
  22. Battery Warranty – Guarantee covering battery performance.
  23. Bidirectional Charging – Charging allowing power flow in both directions.
  24. Big Data Analytics – Data analysis to enhance EV performance.
  25. Biodegradable Materials – Environment-friendly materials used in EV production.
  26. Biodiesel – Alternative fuel derived from biological sources.
  27. Biofuel – Fuel produced from organic materials.
  28. Blind Spot Detection – Technology detecting vehicles in blind spots.
  29. Blind Spot Monitoring – System alerting drivers to unseen vehicles.
  30. Block Heater – Device warming the engine or battery in cold weather.
  31. Body Control Module (BCM) – System controlling various vehicle functions.
  32. Body Frame – Structural framework of an EV.
  33. Body Panel – Exterior surface components of a vehicle.
  34. Bogie – Support structure in multi-axle EVs.
  35. Bolt Pattern – Wheel bolt arrangement specification.
  36. Brake Assist – System boosting braking power in emergencies.
  37. Brake Caliper – Component housing brake pads and pistons.
  38. Brake Disc – Rotating disc used for braking.
  39. Brake Fluid – Hydraulic fluid enabling braking action.
  40. Brake Light – Rear light activated when braking.
  41. Brake Pad – Component providing friction against brake discs.
  42. Brake Regeneration – System recovering energy during braking.
  43. Brake Rotor – Rotating part in the braking system.
  44. Braking Distance – Distance required to stop a moving vehicle.
  45. Braking System – Components responsible for vehicle braking.
  46. Bridge Rectifier – Circuit converting AC to DC.
  47. Brushless DC Motor (BLDC) – Efficient motor type used in EVs.
  48. Busbar – Conductive bar distributing electric power.
  49. Business Model – Strategy for EV industry profitability.
  50. Bypass Diode – Diode preventing power loss in solar-powered EVs.
  51. Battery Insulation – Material reducing heat loss in batteries.
  52. Battery Life Cycle – Total lifespan of a battery.
  53. Battery Module – Subdivision of a battery pack.
  54. Battery Monitoring – System tracking battery performance.
  55. Battery Power Output – Electric power delivered by the battery.
  56. Battery Reserve Capacity – Extra energy stored in a battery.
  57. Battery Scaling – Adjusting battery capacity for EV needs.
  58. Battery Storage – Facility storing EV batteries.
  59. Battery Testing – Evaluation of battery performance.
  60. Battery Voltage – Electric potential of the battery.
  61. Battery Weight – Mass of the entire battery pack.
  62. Battery-Swapping Policy – Regulations governing battery exchange.
  63. Benchmarking – Performance comparison in EV development.
  64. Bilateral Agreement – Contract between EV industry stakeholders.
  65. Bio-Composite Materials – Eco-friendly composites used in EVs.
  66. Blackout Mode – Energy-saving feature reducing power use.
  67. Blade Battery – Thin, compact battery type.
  68. Blower Motor – Motor driving HVAC system airflow.
  69. Board Charger – Built-in EV charger.
  70. Booster Seat – Child safety seat in EVs.
  71. Bottom-Up Design – Component-based vehicle design.
  72. Brake Energy Recovery – Regenerative braking system.
  73. Brake Override System – System prioritizing brakes over acceleration.
  74. Brake Power Assist – Enhanced braking performance.
  75. Brake Response Time – Time taken for brakes to engage.
  76. Brake Wear Indicator – System alerting brake pad wear.
  77. Break-Even Analysis – Financial assessment of EV adoption.
  78. Breech Load Test – Safety evaluation for EV components.
  79. Brush Holder – Component supporting motor brushes.
  80. Brush Wear Indicator – Signal showing brush wear in motors.
  81. Build Quality – Overall construction standard of EVs.
  82. Business Fleet – Commercial EV fleet for logistics.
  83. Business Model Canvas – Framework for EV business planning.
  84. Business Sustainability – Long-term EV industry viability.
  85. Button Start – Keyless ignition system.
  86. Bus Route Optimization – Efficient route planning for EV buses.
  87. Bus Suspension System – Suspension enhancing EV bus comfort.
  88. Bus Tracking System – GPS-based bus monitoring.
  89. Bus Voltage Regulation – Electric power control in buses.
  90. Busbar Insulation – Protective layer over conductive bars.
  91. Bypass Control – System enabling circuit bypassing.
  92. Bypass Valve – Valve controlling fluid flow.
  93. Battery Access Door – Access point for battery servicing.
  94. Battery Housing – Protective enclosure for the battery.
  95. Battery Level Indicator – Gauge showing battery charge status.
  96. Battery Pack Cooling – System preventing battery overheating.
  97. Battery Power Management – System managing power delivery.
  98. Battery Recycling Policy – Guidelines on battery material recovery.
  99. Battery Replacement Plan – Scheduled battery replacement strategy.
  100. Battery Upgrade Kit – Kit enhancing battery performance.

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