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Image gallery: Structural batteries, hub motors, do-it-yourself Li-ion pouches mark Detroit-area Battery Show

September 18, 2018 By Lee Teschler

How to test lithium-ion batteries

What you see here is a test system designed to run Li-ion batteries and capacitors and EDLCs Chroma battery test(electrical double-layer capacitors, i.e. supercaps) through their paces. Called a model 17011 test system, its creator, Chroma ATE Inc., says it is used to characterize lithium batteries by running numerous tests that include HPPC, a DoE-created regime for hybrid and electric vehicle batteries. Other tests in the system’s repertoire include gauging battery internal resistance, battery cycle life, cell capacity, and simulation of dynamic charging and discharging conditions.
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  1. Thomas Mezger says

    September 18, 2018 at 1:28 pm

    The cells can be assembled into a number of series and parallel configurations resulting in a wide variety of voltage and amperage as necessary. For full details, go to the Rolled-Ribbon Battery Company website http://www.rolled-ribbon.com

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