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Summary of this week
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At the end of every week, we quickly summarize progress temperature charge (SOC) health (SOH) cells limits
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made during the week and preview upcoming topics
This week, we introduced the primary functions of a BMS
We looked at when a BMS is needed, and some example applications
We learned some important definitions for talking about cells and batteries and
how to design a battery pack to meet given requirements
We saw how a standard electrochemical battery cell works, including how it
produces a voltage and the dis/charge processes
We learned some overall concepts of how cells are designed
Finally, we studied some example electrochemical cells
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Where from here?
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The focus of this specialization is on lithium-ion cells, which
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work a little differently from standard electrochemical cells
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Next week, we turn our attention to learning about Li-ion cells
Why would we be interested in them? What are
advantages?
How does their operational mechanism differ from standard
electrochemical cells?
What materials are used for current collectors, electrodes,
separator, electrolyte, in different types of Li-ion cells?
Finally, we consider whether the global lithium supply is
sufficient to meet possible future demand
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Credits
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Credits for photos in this lesson
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