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An Accelerated Life Testing Dataset for Lithium-Ion Batteries With Constant and Variable Loading Conditions

Kajetan Alois Fricke·Renato Giorgiani do Nascimento·Matteo Corbetta·Chetan Shrikant Kulkarni·Felipe Viana
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The dataset repository is organized into three main folders, each containing one group of life cycled battery packs. Within each folder individual battery packs own their dedicated csv file for continuous data logging, which are named with their respective battery pack number. The folders are named: - regular_alt_batteries: Containing one csv file for each battery pack cycled at the same load level or load range throughout lifetime - recommissioned_batteries: Containing one csv file for each battery pack cycled at different load levels at varying life stages - second_life_batteries: Containing one csv file for each second life battery pack cycled at constant current througout the second life

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Kajetan Alois Fricke, Renato Giorgiani do Nascimento, Matteo Corbetta, Chetan Shrikant Kulkarni, Felipe Viana. 2023-11-30. An Accelerated Life Testing Dataset for Lithium-Ion Batteries With Constant and Variable Loading Conditions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20230014884

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