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Active Measurement Cancellation (AMC) is a real-time method for directly measuring impedance without the use of an imbedded system shunt.
INL’s Advanced Vehicle program provides unbiased, real-world testing for advanced vehicles such as plug-in electric cars.
INL researchers view and analyze data collected from the BADGE system in real time.
The Battery Health Sentry offers a new metric that prevents catastrophic failure by detecting internal shorts and assessing battery safety.
Electric Vehicle Charging Simulation Platform models how electric vehicle chargers like these extreme fast chargers draw power from the grid.
The Battery Test Center at Idaho National Laboratory ensures that batteries can meet the demands required across a wide range of different applications. Now, INL researchers are using machine learning to take battery testing and analysis even farther.
IMB acquires multipoint impedance spectra in as little as 10 seconds, providing detail of a battery’s condition and state of health.
INL battery research is the most comprehensive in the nation, combining real world applications and laboratory test data into reliable information.
INL’s Nondestructive Battery Evaluation Laboratory (NOBEL), allowing researchers to study in detail how batteries perform in aggressive environments.
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