IEST Application Engineering Team

IEST Application Engineering Team

eTransportation: IEST SWE2100 Enables the Inhomogeneous Degradation Mechanisms in LiFePO4/Graphite Pouch Cells Under Coupled Thermal and Electrical Stress

LiFePO4/Graphite pouch cell degradation research published in eTransportation: IEST SWE2110 In-situ Cell Swelling Analyzer by IEST Instrument tracking dynamic battery expansion force and thickness swelling under temperature and over-discharge coupled accelerated aging, citing IEST Instrument technical support.

Abstract Under coupled high-temperature and over-discharge (HO) conditions, commercial LiFePO4 Graphite Pouch Cells undergo severe nonlinear degradation with an acceleration factor of 2.5×, requiring only 40% of the equivalent full cycles (EFC) of normal conditions to reach 80% capacity retention. High temperature…

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