Durability effects of high frequency pulse charging
Research Project, 2024
– 2025
Volvo Cars is committed to reducing carbon emissions and has pledged to be a 100% electric vehicle manufacturer by 2030 (Volvo Cars, 2024). In Volvo Cars electrification journey the battery-cell plays a vital role to deliver to their purpose. Hence, the project aims to validate the lithium-ion cell durability over high frequency operations. The project aims to perform high frequency charge and discharge testing to evaluate the performance characteristics of lithium-ion cells, particularly under conditions that simulate real-world automotive applications. The high frequency test will help to provide valuable data on a cell's ability to handle high power demands, its resistance (both ohmic and impedance), and its state of charge (SoC) behaviour over a wide range of operating conditions. The testing will help determining the dynamic performance and durability characteristics of the battery at high frequency utilisation.
Participants
Torbjörn Thiringer (contact)
Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Electric Power Engineering
Kristian Bartholdsson Frenander
Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Electric Power Engineering
Collaborations
Swedish Electomobility Center
Sweden
Funding
Swedish Energy Agency
Funding Chalmers participation during 2024–2025
Volvo Cars
Funding Chalmers participation during 2024–2025
Related Areas of Advance and Infrastructure
Transport
Areas of Advance
Energy
Areas of Advance