journal article·2019-08Open access

Multi-modal Analytical Insights Into Li-Ion Battery Ageing with XFC

Peter M. Attia, Stephen T. Kelly, William Harris, Jerry Liao, William Huang, Yi Cui, William C. Chueh

Microscopy and Microanalysis· Volume 25· Issue S2

Abstract

Microstructural changes with ageing in Li-ion batteries are both poorly understood and a major cause for loss of battery performance. In a large-scale application such as an electric vehicle (EV), these aging modes can lead to costly repairs and poor reliability. Furthermore, extreme fast charging (XFC) is a desirable feature for applications such as EVs, but XFC conditions generally lead to accelerated cell ageing [1-3]. To enable XFC for batteries in EVs and other critical applications, the ageing mechanisms associated with it must be better understood.
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