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Calendar life test

The calendar life test is an assessment of the deterioration of a battery's performance over time in a non-working state (i.e. during long-term storage or non-charge and discharge). The test focuses on the degradation process of the battery under constant environmental conditions.

Calendar life test

Calendar life test is an important means to evaluate the aging behavior of batteries under long-term storage or static state. By monitoring the performance of the battery under different environmental conditions and charging states, the test can reveal the degradation trend of the battery in the non-working state, helping manufacturers to optimize the battery material and design, and extend the service life of the battery. In addition, the calendar life test provides users with expectations about the long-term storage performance of the battery, ensuring that the battery will continue to have acceptable performance after long-term storage, reducing performance loss or safety hazards due to improper storage.

Testing aspect

Testing under static storage conditions

The battery is stored in a fixed state of charge (SOC) for a long time to test the impact of different environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity on the battery performance.
The test usually keeps the battery at a moderate charge (such as 50% SOC) and observes changes in its voltage, capacity, internal resistance, etc.

High and low temperature environmental effects

The aging process of battery under different temperature environment is simulated, especially the acceleration effect of high temperature on battery chemical reaction and the effect of low temperature on battery discharge performance.
Calendar life tests at high temperatures can reveal the aging rate of the battery material, while low temperature tests help to understand the reliability and performance stability of the battery at low temperatures.

Battery decay monitoring

During the test process, the capacity attenuation, internal resistance change, open circuit voltage and other indicators of the battery are regularly detected to evaluate the health status of the battery.
The decay trend of the battery was recorded and its aging mode was analyzed to provide data support for the design optimization of the battery.

Test of different charging states

The state of charge (SOC) of a battery has a significant impact on its calendar life, so calendar life tests are performed under different SOCs, including high and low SOC.
Studies of the impact of different SOCs on battery life have generally found that overcharging or overdischarging storage accelerates battery decay.

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