Isothermal calorimeter IBC-PL
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isothermal calorimeter
isothermal calorimeter
isothermal calorimeter
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Cell format: Prismatic Measure heat release under isothermal conditions during charge/discharge protocols. Designed for small prismatic cells The IBC-PL provides accurate and easy testing of heat output from charging and discharging a single battery. Heat occurring during the charging and discharging of batteries is largely due to their internal impedance. Characterisation of this heat at different operating temperatures is vital for efficient thermal mangement of cells in packs or modules. Isothermal calorimeters have higher sensitivity than adiabatic calorimeters. Their temperature range is limited and they are not appropriate for safety abuse testing when battery disintegration or high temperatures may result. Overview Cell format: Large Prismatic Accomodate battery sizes up to 300 x 300 x 40mm Temperature range: -30°C to 60°C Dynamic range: 200mW to 100W Suitable for heat capacity measurement, cycling and isothermal tests Features Accurate heat measurement down to 200mW over temperature range Wide dynamic range up to 100W Supplied with refrigerated circulator Small footprint Windows based control software, USB connection Specification Max Temperature (°C): 60 Min Temperature (°C): -30 Temperature Stability (°C): 0.05 Refrigerated recirculator required: Yes Calorimeter chamber diameter (mm): 300 x 300 Calorimeter chamber depth (mm): 40 Number of sample chambers: 1 Number of reference chambers: 0 RMS Noise: under controlled ambient conditions: 200mW Max heat detection: 100W negrated Cycler: No Min Current: Defined by cycler Max Current: 20A Current resolution: Defined by cycler Internal wiring (force): N/A
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