학술논문

Improved impedance spectroscopy technique for status determination of production Li/SO/sub 3/ batteries
Document Type
Conference
Source
IEEE 35th International Power Sources Symposium Power Sources Symposium, 1992., IEEE 35th International. :110-113 1992
Subject
Power, Energy and Industry Applications
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy
Electrodes
Impedance measurement
Quality control
Testing
Area measurement
Time measurement
Frequency measurement
Computer interfaces
Drives
Language
Abstract
The authors address the development of a technique to provide reliable two-terminal impedance measurements on graduation cells. The technique's value as a quality control tool and field tester were criteria during its development. Accuracy and measurement time are two areas of concern. An impedance spectroscopy measurement system was set up using a Hewlett Packard HP9836 computer with hard drive and printer, a Schlumberger I286 electrochemical interface and a Schlumberger I250 frequency response analyzer. Since the concentration was on two terminal cells the working electrode of the electrochemical interface was connected to reference electrode 2 and the counter electrode was connected to reference electrode 1. Routine impedance measurements have been made on lithium/sulphur dioxide (Li/SO/sub 2/) cells using an equivalent electric circuit approach. The data obtained show that network analysis for production batteries can be achieved quickly and accurately.ETX