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Ageing Mitigation and Loss Control in Reconfigurable Batteries in Series-Level Setups

Date
2022
Authors
Kacetl, Tomas
Kacetl, Jan
Tashakor, Nima
Goetz, Stefan
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Abstract
This paper presents a novel control method that reduces the low-frequency ripple of dynamical-ly reconfigurable battery technology to reduce cell ageing and loss. It furthermore shifts the residual ripple to higher frequencies where the lower impedance reduces heating and the dielectric capacitance of electrodes and electrolyte shunt the current around the electrochemical reactions.
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Journal article
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Stefan M Goetz

Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
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