Cell Design and Materials: Li-Ion
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High Compaction Density Is Pushing the Limits of LFP
Dope particles with Ni, Mg, to improve cycle life and rate capability Reduce grain boundaries to reduce porosity in particles Increase particle size distribution to fill voids in the electrode
High compaction density can either give more energy density or faster charging; Chinese manufacturers are currently opting for the latter. See the China section for wider commentary on high compaction density LFP Source: Content & analysis provided by CRU Group Distinguished Partner). For more information, visit https://www.crugroup.com.
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