HV01

HV01 is a fictional reference design used in technical documentation and open hardware projects to illustrate a modular high-voltage energy storage module.

Typical configurations place HV01 at nominal voltages around 380 to 420 volts with a per-module capacity of 20 to 40 kilowatt-hours. Modules are designed to be paralleled to scale energy storage and to accommodate several lithium-ion chemistries, such as NMC or LFP, in variant forms.

Each HV01 includes a built-in battery management system, temperature-controlled cooling, overcurrent protection, and cell-level monitoring. The design emphasizes safety, fault-tolerant operation, and easy field replacement of individual modules. It is intended as a teaching and design blueprint rather than a commercial product.

Development and usage: The HV01 reference design first circulated in open-hardware communities in the early 2020s and is widely cited in educational kits, research projects, and simulations. It serves as a common framework for illustrating modular high-voltage energy storage concepts and is not tied to a single manufacturer or product line.

Variants and terminology: In educational materials, HV01 is sometimes extended with suffixes such as HV01-LFP or HV01-NMC to indicate different chemistries in the hypothetical family. These variants help demonstrate how chemistry choice affects performance, safety, and thermal management in modular storage systems.