Abstract/Description
This dataset encompasses 64 LithiumWerks APR18650M1B cells cycled under 11 unique conditions until they reached their end-of-life at 80% remaining capacity. Cycling tests were interrupted approximately every 3.5 days (~100 cycles, depending on the conditions) to perform a reference performance test (RPT). During the RPT, the cell’s current capacity is measured, and several 100-second-long CC pulses are recorded at three states of charge. The cycling and RPT data are sampled at 1Hz and span over 38 weeks of testing.
The short-duration pulses are shown to have a high correlation with the cell’s state of health, with implementation details provided in Nowacki et al. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpowsour.2024.235813).
Additional details on cycling protocols, RPT diagnostics, and the raw data format are provided in the “README.txt” file below.
Recommended Citation
B. Nowacki, J. Ramamurthy, A. Thelen, C. Tischer, C. L. Pint, and C. Hu, “Rapid estimation of lithium-ion battery capacity and resistances from short duration current pulses,” Journal of Power Sources, vol. 628, p. 235813, Feb. 2025, doi: 10.1016/j.jpowsour.2024.235813.
README
rpt_data.zip (2349987 kB)
rpt_data
cycling_part1.zip (6552148 kB)
cycling_data_part1
cycling_part2.zip (7045687 kB)
cycling_data_part2
CyclingParameters.csv (1 kB)
cycling_parameters
CITATION.bib (1 kB)
CITATION
LICENSE.txt (18 kB)
LICENSE
Terms of Use
CC BY 4.0