Capacity retention is a measure of the ability of a battery to retain stored energy during an extended open-circuit rest period. Retained capacity is a function of the length of the rest period, the cell temperature during the rest period, and the previous history of the cell. Capacity retention is also affected by the design of the cell.
Therefore, the remain retention capacity of a battery after certain cycling can be calculated by the equation: capacity retention = (CE)n, where n represents the cycle number. If a full battery cycles 1000 times with more than 90% capacity retention, the CE would be >99.99% (Fig. 23 d).
Capacity retention, which is always used to evaluate cycling stability, is the ratio of discharge capacity to initial discharge capacity for the n th cycle. In Rechargeable Batteries Applications Handbook, 1998 Capacity retention is a measure of the ability of a battery to retain stored energy during an extended open-circuit rest period.
It is clear from these simulations that an 80% capacity retention over 1000 cycles, an often-used battery performance benchmark for laptop computer and automotive applications, (14,15) can only be achieved by obtaining a 99.98% CE averaged over every cycle.
The capacity retention values are calculated from CE n, where n is the cycle number. (b) Coulombic inefficiency of the Si@R 1 electrode vs cycle number plotted on a log scale. The colored dotted horizontal lines are benchmark CE values that correspond to the capacity retention traces of the same colors shown in (a).
The capacity was measured at a 0.2 C charge rate to 115% state-of-recharge (SoR – refers to the amount of charge input in the battery as percent of rated capacity), and then discharged to 1.00 V cut-off voltage at a 0.2 C rate. The Arbin battery tester (eight channels, Arbin Instruments) was applied to battery capacity measurement.
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Factors that need to be considered in calculating the capacity of stationary lithium-ion batteries are investigated and reviewed, and based on the results, a method of calculating capacity of stationary lithium-ion batteries for …
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