A Battery Management System (BMS) is an electronic system that manages a rechargeable battery's operations, safety, and performance.

A BJT is a type of semiconductor device that amplifies or switches electrical currents using three layers of differently doped semiconductor material.

Bit rate is the number of bits transmitted per second in a digital network.

Bluetooth is a wireless communication protocol for short-range data exchange.

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a wireless personal area network technology designed for reduced power consumption compared to traditional Bluetooth.

A breadboard is a flat, rectangular matrix of electrically conductive clips used for prototyping electronic circuits without soldering.

The surface or platform on which a 3D printed object is constructed.

A backplate is a structural component mounted on the rear of a graphics card for physical support and heat dissipation.

The base clock is the standard operating frequency of a processor in Hertz (Hz).

BIOS is a firmware that initializes and tests hardware components during the computer's booting process.

A benchmark is a standardized test used to evaluate the performance of a computer system.

A bezel is a frame or lip that surrounds and protects the display panel of electronic devices.

The highest possible clock speed a CPU or GPU can operate at under specific conditions.

A boot drive is the storage device from which a computer loads its operating system at startup.

A bottleneck is a limiting factor in a computer system that reduces overall performance.