Rapid charging of lithium-ion batteries using pulsed currents - A theoretical analysis
Rapid charging of lithium-ion batteries using pulsed currents - A theoretical analysis
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DOI:
10.1149/1.2161580
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发表时间:
2006-01-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Landau, U
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作者:
Purushothaman, BK;Landau, U
Lithium-ion batteries are typically charged using constant current that is applied until the cell voltage reaches about 4.2 V, at which time, charging continues at a constant voltage until the full battery capacity is attained. This process is slow, typically requiring 2-4 h. Empirically selected pulse-charging sequences have been shown to provide enhanced charging; however, no model exists to explain and optimize the pulse-charging protocols. Modeling the lithium diffusion into a homogeneous intercalant layer indicates that the lithium concentration reaches saturation at the graphite/electrolyte interface after about 1 h under conventional constant current charging, mandating the shift to the lower rate constant voltage charging. It is shown here that charging the lithium battery using non-dc waveforms with properly selected parameters may circumvent this lithium saturation, enabling charging at significantly higher rates. A nonlinearly decreasing current density profile which conforms to the mass transfer coefficient variation was shown to provide complete charging in less than 3 4 of an hour, faster than any other pulse-charging profile studied. (c) 2006 The Electrochemical Society.