Title of article
50 to 100 Ah lithium-ion cells for aircraft and spacecraft applications
Author/Authors
Gregg Bruce، نويسنده , , Pamella Mardikian، نويسنده , , Lynn Marcoux، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1997
Pages
5
From page
149
To page
153
Abstract
Battery weight is a continuing concern for the designers of power systems for aircraft and spacecraft. An obvious approach to lighter weight energy storage for these applications is to scale-up the lithium-ion battery technology presently being introduced into consumer portable electronics to meet the needs of larger power systems operating in severe environments. BlueStar is presently pursuing the development of 50 to 100 Ah cells for this application with funding from the US Air Force and Canadaʹs Department of National Defence. Several 20 Ah cells have been built and preliminary testing is underway. The structure of the programme, test results with small cells and the design of the 20 Ah cell are described herein.
Keywords
Lithium-ion secondary batteries , Applications/space , Applications/aircraft
Journal title
Journal of Power Sources
Serial Year
1997
Journal title
Journal of Power Sources
Record number
438818
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