Modeling Lithium-ion Batteries
There is a great deal of interest in batteries today, particularly in lithium-ion batteries. This course is one of five in a series developed by Robert Spotnitz, President of Battery Design, LLC. In this fourth course Dr. Spotnitz provides a detailed review of the types of models currently in use (computational chemistry, empirical and physics-based for engineering design). He also addresses using battery modeling to improve design and the impact of temperature upon battery life.
What you will learn:
- Discuss the types of models currently in use
- Describe using battery modeling to improve design
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Who should attend: Electrical Engineer, Network Engineer, Data Engineer, Design Engineer, Hardware Engineer, Security Engineer, Lead Engineer, Project Engineer, Product Engineer, Software Engineer, System, Manufacturing Engineer
Instructor:
Robert Spotnitz
Robert Spotnitz leads Battery Design LLC. He is a well-known speaker on various aspects of battery engineering. He has also participated in the start-up of two battery developers: American Lithium Energy Corporation and Enovix Corporation. Before Battery Design LLC, he was a Director at PolyStor where he led efforts to develop lithium-ion batteries for hybrid electric vehicles.
Publication Year: 2013
ISBN: 1-4673-3205-4