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Electrochemical Performance Analysis

Synchronous evolution of the 10 Hz EIS imaginary part and nine-point surface temperature during stepwise penetration (Group B), showing an overall declining trend in the EIS imaginary part punctuated by pronounced fluctuations at each penetration/rest interval, including a sharp spike to approximately 0.28 mΩ and a subsequent sharp drop to approximately −0.18 mΩ near the final penetration step (roughly 1300–1400 s), while surface temperature rose only gradually, from approximately 28–29°C to approximately 30–31°C.

Real-Time EIS Evolution During Battery Nail Penetration

Abstract During battery nail penetration, real-time electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) at a 10 Hz characteristic frequency detects internal short-circuit-induced impedance changes tens of seconds to several minutes earlier…

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