The future of mobility is battery-electric. The future of energy supply depends crucially on stationary storage systems. Lithium-ion technology is also used in many other areas of life. Knowledge of battery technology is therefore not only necessary in technical professions, but also beneficial in other sectors - from insurance to waste management.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of cell voltage, energy density and the components of a battery such as anodes, cathodes and electrolytes. This course will give you an insight into how batteries work, from their building blocks to their state of charge. Broaden your understanding of one of the key technologies of our time and prepare yourself for an exciting journey into the world of battery technology. Register now and lay the foundations for your knowledge in this pioneering field!
... you will understand how a battery works.
... know the components of a battery and how they are manufactured.
... know the most important properties of a cell in the application.
Experience an interactive learning environment that is not only characterised by a variety of practical exercises and well thought-out hands-on methods, but also by the promotion of active exchange and joint learning.
Not only do you have the opportunity to ask questions, but you can also benefit from the experiences and perspectives of other participants.
... you will understand how a battery works.
... know the components of a battery and how they are manufactured.
... know the most important properties of a cell in the application.
Jochen Settelein leads the "Battery Testing and Analytics" group at the R&D Center for Electromobility Bavaria FZEB, at the Fraunhofer ISC in Würzburg. The department offers electrical testing of battery cells and battery modules for companies and research institutes. The environmental conditions can be varied and the change in the state of the battery cells can be examined using a wide range of sensors (temperature, pressure, expansion, ultrasound). The batteries can be opened after the test and examined using different material analysis methods. Mr. Settelein can look back on over 10 years of experience in the field of material development for batteries.
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ELLB - European Learning Lab Battery Cells by Fraunhofer FFB