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Generic dynamic model of rechargeable batteries

There are numerous models of rechargeable batteries in the current literature. Some of them are complicated electrochemical approaches; others, are given by simple analogies. However, simple models with electrochemical states capable of describing important quantities, like the rate capacity effect...

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Published in:	Journal of power sources 2014, Vol.246, p.609-620
Main Authors:	MILOCCO, R. H, THOMAS, J. E, CASTRO, B. E
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