Battery Cells and Materials Performance Evaluation

The performance evaluation of Li-ion battery cells and materials is critical for advancing energy storage technologies and enhancing the efficiency and longevity of LIB batteries. This study focuses on a comprehensive assessment of various battery materials and cell configurations, aiming to identify key factors that influence performance metrics such as energy density, cycle life, and thermal stability. Additionally, we follow changes in the electrochemical, thermodynamic properties, and crystal structure characteristics of lithium-ion battery cells during aging to better understand the elemental mechanisms behind the degradation of anode and cathode materials. By systematically evaluating these properties through a combination of experimental analyses, including cycling, thermodynamic assessment, and materials characterization, we investigate the changes that occur in the battery cells as they age. Our findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the degradation processes affecting both the anode and cathode, providing insights that can guide the development of high-performance, durable, and safe lithium-ion batteries for a wide range of applications. This evaluation not only enhances the fundamental understanding of battery behavior but also supports the innovation of next-generation energy storage solutions.