ELECTRODE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM RM2610
ELECTRODE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM RM2610
DESCRIPTION
The RM2610 isolates and quantifies the resistance characteristics of electrode sheets, a major component of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), as two components: the composite layer resistance and the interface resistance between the composite layer and collector. The system allows users to visualize these two quantities by measuring the surface of the electrode sheet with a test fixture that consists of an array of test probes and then using proprietary analytical techniques to quantify them.
Key Features• Measure composite resistivity [Ωcm]• Measure interface resistance between the composite layer and current collector [Ωcm^2]
ELECTRODE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM RM2610 - FROM SETUP TO TESTING
The HIOKI RM2610 separates the resistance of the positive and negative electrodes of lithium-ion batteries (LIB) into composite layer resistance and interface resistance (the contact resistance between the current collector and the composite layer) and quantifies the results for further analysis. This video shows how to set up and begin measurement.
ELECTRODE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM RM2610 - HOW TO PERFORM REGULAR MAINTENANCE
Introducing the procedures to verify continuity between the probes, resistance meter and DUT, as well as the insulation between probes. Because the test fixture does not have to be removed from the system but simply rotated to orient the probe head forward, cleaning and inspecting the probe is extremely easy.
MASTER THE USE OF THE HIOKI RM2612 ELECTRODE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT SOFTWARE: 1 TO 4
Quantify the interfacial resistance (contact resistance) between the composite material layer resistance and the current collector layer against changes in the electrode sheet material (active material, conductive aid, etc.), composition, and coating conditions. Introducing the functions of the software application for the RM2610 Electrode Resistance Measurement System.Step 1: USB ConnectionStep 2: Selection of the Composite Layer UnitStep 3: Measurement with Contact Check OnStep 4: Re-Analysis of the Most Recent Potential
