Title

Testing of Lithium-Ion 18650 Cells and Characterizing/Predicting Cell Performance

Author(s)

Joseph P. Fellner, Air Force Research Laboratory
Gary J. Loeber, Air Force Research Laboratory
Sarwan S. Sandhu, University of DaytonFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

9-1999

Publication Source

Journal of Power Sources

Abstract

The performance of lithium-ion cells, as determined from in-house testing, is primarily a function of cell design/materials, charge/discharge rate, ambient temperature, and the number of charge/discharge cycles. Testing of lithium-ion 18650 cells was performed in order to characterize their behavior and to eventually predict the performance of lithium-ion cells of various sizes. AC impedance spectroscopy was used to determine the interfacial resistance of the lithium-ion cells as a function of temperature, state-of-charge, and cycle number. From these results, a nonisothermal mathematical model was developed and preliminary results are presented.

Inclusive pages

867–871

ISBN/ISSN

0378-7753

Comments

Permission documentation is on file.

Copyright

Copyright © 1999, Elsevier

Publisher

Elsevier

Volume

81-82

Peer Reviewed

yes

eCommons Citation

Fellner, Joseph P.; Loeber, Gary J.; and Sandhu, Sarwan S., "Testing of Lithium-Ion 18650 Cells and Characterizing/Predicting Cell Performance" (1999). Chemical and Materials Engineering Faculty Publications. 186.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/cme_fac_pub/186