Lithium ion batteries, which use a new battery chemistry, are being developed under cooperative agreements between Lockheed Martin, Ultralife Battery, and the NASA Lewis Research Center. The unit cells are made in flat (prismatic) shapes that can be connected in series and parallel to achieve desired voltages and capacities. These batteries will soon be marketed to commercial original-equipment manufacturers and thereafter will be available for military and space use. Current NiCd batteries offer about 35 W-hr/kg compared with 110 W-hr/kg for current lithium ion batteries. Our ultimate target for these batteries is 200 W-hr/kg.
Lithium Ion Batteries
1997-03-01
Miscellaneous
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English
TIBKAT | 2019
|Advanced Lithium Batteries Evaluation
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2008
|Prismatic lithium-ion batteries
IEEE | 1997
|TIBKAT | 2019
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