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“For a standard parameterization: cycling data covering a few C-rates, a slow-rate discharge for the open-circuit voltage, and ideally a pulse resistance test or EIS sweep. For degradation work: long-cycling data over the conditions you care about. We send a short data checklist after the first call so nothing important is missing.”
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