Recipient
McMaster UniversityDepartment
National Research Council CanadaAmount
$495.0K
Province
ONType
G
Agreement Number
1037568
Purpose
The Project is for rigorous testing of innovative cathode material chemistries developed by the NRC. Innovative cathode materials need validation in high-capacity pouch cell prototypes that can withstand rigorous evaluation for fast-charging performance, thermal stability, and long-term degradation. McMaster University’s role will focus on advanced characterization of prototype cells with novel cathode materials produced by the NRC. The Project will evaluate the new cathode materials using industry-standard application protocols, thereby advancing the technology readiness level of the new chemistries. The Project will include an in-depth evaluation of the prototype cells through thermal, temporal, and spectral analysis. It will provide an insight into the impedance and degradation issues that may arise in the prototype cells during driving and fast charging cycles.
McMaster University × National Research Council Canada
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