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Discover novel testing techniques for high-quality battery cell production, such as Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), Alternating Current Internal Resistance (ACIR), and scientific machine learning.
Learn about the unique challenges of manufacturing battery cells, including chemical and structural defects. Understand the strategic placement of these tests in the manufacturing process to maximize defect detection without sacrificing throughput. Uncover how data plays a crucial role in reducing costs, increasing throughput, and mitigating risks by focusing on collecting the right data at the right time.
This session is essential for battery cell manufacturing professionals aiming to optimize yield, quality, and throughput through effective testing and inspection techniques.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
• Identify key challenges and industry trends for battery cell production
• Learn about cutting edge test and inspection techniques (EIS, ACIR, scientific machine learning)
• Get insights to optimize cell testing during production to improve yield, quality, and throughput
• Hear about today’s industry use cases such as the Battery Innovation Center
Presenters
Davide Cotterle, Sr. Application Engineer – EV at NI
Manuel Hofmann, Chief Solutions Marketer – Cell Test at NI
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