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Aleees claims new technology increases LiFePO4 battery cycle life 2.7 times

October 20, 2011
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Alees

New innovation claimed to increase cycle life from 2000 to 5400 cycles for Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries.
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University of Illinois researchers announce three-dimensional nanostructure for batteries

April 23, 2011
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University of Illinois researchers announce three-dimensional nanostructure for batteries

On march 20, the online edition of the journal Nature Nanotechnology published research from the University of Illinois’s Frederick Seitz Materials Research Laboratory.  The group developed a 3D nano struture for battery cathodes to enable rapid charge batteries. A group at MIT produced similar research using graphine to achieve rapid charge capability in Lithium-Ion batteries. In contrast, the group...
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Smith EV Finds After 10 Years, 3000 Cycles, LiFePO4 Batteries Retain 80% Capacity in Large EVs

December 2, 2010
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Smith Electric Vehicle

Smith Electric Vehicles, maker of large electric utility vehicles that use LiFePO4 batteries, report that the longevity of the lithium iron phosphate batteries exceeds expectations. Smith, who use Valence batteries, find 80% capacity even after 10 years, 3000 cycles, almost 300,000 miles. Implications on fleet operating costs and residual value are dramatic.
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Lithium Mobile Power 2010 and Battery Safety 2010 Conference Documentation Available

November 9, 2010
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Lithium Mobile Power 2010 and Battery Safety 2010 Conference Documentation Available

The annual Lithium Mobile Power conference was held in Boston, MA Nov 4-5, 2010 preceded by Battery Safety 2010 on Nov 3rd. The conference web-site includes titles, abstracts, web-casts and conference documentation available for purchase.
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