Which battery testing instrument do I need?
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HEL Group (United Kingdom)
“It depends on what you are trying to learn. If you need to know how a cell fails — onset of self-heating, thermal runaway, pressure rise, gas evolution and propagation — you need adiabatic calorimetry: the BTC-130 for cell components, coin cells and small cells, the BTC-500 for full cells, modules and small packs.”
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