Measuring Instruments for Characterization of Intermediate Products in Electrode Manufacturing of Lithium-Ion Batteries

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Electrode manufacturing is considered the core of lithium-ion battery cell production, with irreversible impacts on the electrochemical performance of the battery cell. The process chain is extensively complex, with a high number of interrelated parameters. The characterization of intermediate products in electrode manufacturing and the analysis of the correlations between process parameters and product properties can be considered a rigorous starting point to deepen process understanding and accelerate process optimization. Based on a holistic evaluation approach and a market analysis, this article provides a comprehensive overview of possible measuring instruments for intermediate products in electrode manufacturing, including the investment costs and inline/offline measurement strategy. The results can be used as a guideline for possible measuring instruments in electrode manufacturing, providing the foundation for in-depth process analysis. The findings demonstrate the current possibilities and highlight the need for further technological advancement in the field of metrology and digitalization.

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Haghi, S., Leeb, M., Molzberger, A., & Daub, R. (2023). Measuring Instruments for Characterization of Intermediate Products in Electrode Manufacturing of Lithium-Ion Batteries. Energy Technology, 11(9). https://doi.org/10.1002/ente.202300364

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