Battery Technology (inbunden, eng)

Understand the technology that will power our future with this comprehensive guide Energy supply is perhaps the most challenging engineering problem and social and economic issue of the modern age. Energy storage technologies and in particular batteries are an important option to optimize energy supply systems both technically and economically.

They help to drive down costs, make new products and services possible and can reduce emissions. Batteries are now key components for vehicles, portable products and the electricity supply system. Understanding batteries, in particular the two dominant battery technologies, lead-acid and lithium-ion, has therefore never been more essential to technological developments for these applications.

Battery Technology: Fundamentals of Battery Electrochemistry, Systems and Applications offers a comprehensive overview of how batteries work, why they are designed the way they are, the technically and economically most important systems and their applications. The book begins with background information on the electrochemistry, the structure of the materials and components and the properties of batteries.

The book then moves to practical examples often using field data of battery usage. It can serve both as an introduction for engineering and science students and as a guide for those developing batteries and integrating batteries into energy systems. Battery Technology readers will also find: A focused introduction to electrochemical and materials science aspects of battery researchAn author team with decades of combined experience in battery research and industryClear structure enabling easy use Battery Technology is ideal for materials scientists, software engineers developing battery management systems, design engineers for batteries, battery systems and the many auxiliary components required for safe and reliable operation of batteries.

Format	Inbunden
Omfång	560 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH
Utgivningsdatum	2025-11-05
ISBN	9783527354122