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Sodium Ion 18650 Battery Discharge Test 

Julian Ilett
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First test of a sodium ion battery, charged to 4.1V and discharged to 1.5V. Did the 18650 cell yield the full 1500mAh capacity. What does the discharge curve look like? Note: these cells contain no lithium.
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@bigclivedotcom
@bigclivedotcom 9 месяцев назад
I didn't even know they were commercially available yet.
@guywhoknows
@guywhoknows 9 месяцев назад
These and prismatic cells..
@TizianoBacocco
@TizianoBacocco 9 месяцев назад
i bought some 26700 ones still from HAKADI, have to test them , they arrived at 2.56V
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
I've just built a contraption that whacks a nail through cylindrical cells. That'll be fun to play with :)
@TizianoBacocco
@TizianoBacocco 9 месяцев назад
@@JulianIletti'm curious about sodium cells because all info out there is quite opposite/ incoherent , some say they are safer, some that they are a bomb
@TizianoBacocco
@TizianoBacocco 9 месяцев назад
@@JulianIlett by the way tested my 27600 , charged to 4.1 until current was 0.17A, then discharged to 2.1V ( a bit high , i had trouble setting active load lower ) measured 3Ah ( 3.5Ah capacity printed on the cell ), will redo to something like 1.8V, ( the seller says 1.5V as cutoff voltage )
@oddstr13
@oddstr13 9 месяцев назад
The usable voltage range looks perfect for Pi Pico projects! (1.8-5.5V input range on VSYS) 2V looks like a reasonable "help my battery is empty" voltage, while still running for a while after that :)
@BRUXXUS
@BRUXXUS 9 месяцев назад
Pretty cool to see some actual testing with one of these cells! For anyone interested, I cam across, and use a rather useful little TI boost converter IC with an input voltage range of 0.5V-5.5v which could work nice with how low the voltage gets on these sodium ion batteries. It's the TPS61022. Output voltage of 2.2-5.5V, so it's really useful for USB stuff, or, what I use it for, ws2812b LED strip projects. :)
@oddstr13
@oddstr13 9 месяцев назад
I've got a hold of the datasheet for these batteries from the seller, recommended charge profile is as follows; Constant current of 0.5C until 4.1V, constant voltage until 0.05C. Cycle life test is done with the same charge profile, except for a lower cutoff voltage of 4.0V. 80% or better capacity after 3000 cycles. Max charge and discharge rates depend on temperature, most interesting for me is charging down to -10°C at 0.2C, and discharging down to -30°C (also at 0.2C aka 300mA) - with some reduced capacity.
@user-tj5nk7lb8l
@user-tj5nk7lb8l 8 месяцев назад
so they say, can you believe? we need independent tests
@oskhar000
@oskhar000 9 месяцев назад
Great Video! Just what i wanted to see :) I saw them on aliexpress, too, but i thought they are just LFP-Cells labeled as sodium ion. But thanks to your video we now know, that they seem to be real sodium Ion cells! Very nice!
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
Glad you liked it. The discharger can hold several different discharge curves, so I may make a follow up video showing the different shapes of lithium NMC, LifePO4 and Sodium Ion.
@watup110875
@watup110875 9 месяцев назад
@@JulianIlett I've never heard of those style of batteries, wonder how they will hold up in negative temperature range, wonder if they die as fast as li ion do, @ -37 degree on li-ion style, only last about 10 minutes in the real world test, lorex wireless security camera system lol
@JaenEngineering
@JaenEngineering 9 месяцев назад
​@@JulianIlettthat sounds like an awesome idea. I'd also love to see some other cell chemistries as well. NiCd* NiMH NiFe* Lead acid * if you can find them
@BillAnt
@BillAnt 9 месяцев назад
​@@JulianIlett- I'm wondering if the discharge curve may look different under different loads values (more or less linear?). Also, what do you think about using a "Joule Thief" circuit to milk it down below 1V? Not sure if you made a Super-Capacitor discharge video, but would be interested in seeing one.
@rilosvideos877
@rilosvideos877 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for the test. I wasn't aware that these Na+Ion cells are already available on consumer level, but 5,70 Eur for one 1,5 Ah Na+Cell is quite expensive, given the specs with low capacity and wide voltage range. Thats definetly a PRO for the LiFePO chemistry that the voltage is very stable at 3.2V instead of 4.1 ... 1.5. You will always need a converter to adapt for voltage change for a specific application ...
@ChristopheVerdonck
@ChristopheVerdonck 9 месяцев назад
The price is cheaper if you buy per 20 instead of one, the the price drops to $2.76 each (1,5 Ah) or $4.93 (3,5 Ah) Or the really large ones when you buy 2 of them are $33 each (18Ah)
@petervanelslander6206
@petervanelslander6206 5 месяцев назад
ik wist niet dat gij ook in batterijen geinteresseerd waart? Peter van de solar boot hier.@@ChristopheVerdonck
@borayurt66
@borayurt66 9 месяцев назад
I actually like the way that graph works, it is good to see a 15 second real time data, otherwise we wouldn't be able to see any small fluctuations if they were to happen. Also, it is easier from a coding perspective, get 15 seconds of real time data, average it, then add it to the accumulated data.
@FyJonas
@FyJonas 8 месяцев назад
I may be a nerd but this is incredibly exciting for me! I´ve been looking forward to sodium based batteries for a few years now and you provide the first insights in private persons having access to them! Been subscribed for a few years now and you don´t disappoint in bringing up up and coming electrical technologies available for the consumer market. Thank you Julian!
@tanner1985
@tanner1985 3 месяца назад
I was thinking the same. I got aware those cells are available on the market just 1 hour ago!
@blg53
@blg53 9 месяцев назад
Hi Julian, it looks to me that you actually undercharged the cell with this algorithm and that is why you haven't registered the full capacity. The reason I think that is that your CV phase of charging was terminated abruptly after a too short time. If this cell's behaviour is similar to a Lithium one then once you reached the maximum voltage (in this case 4.1V) the charging should continue (in CV mode) until the charging current drops to about 0.01C. Your charging stopped at about 0.8C, way too early. And there is quite a bit of extra capacity that can be added at that phase. Am I barking at the wrong tree?
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 9 месяцев назад
I would say it is a very accurate point, There is no battery that can magically be 100% charged just the moment it´s voltage reach the maximum point, it needs time to "soak" the charge completely, that is why you have chargers with Constant current/Constant Voltage characteristics, it is also the same when you discharge a cell that the slower you discharge the more energy you can harvest from a single charge until a point where the chemical reaction is matching the energy output. For maximum energy you simply can´t go faster than a chemical reaction can occur in a cell. it is the reason many batteries have two different capacity ratings depending on a specific C Rate over time.
@ikocheratcr
@ikocheratcr 9 месяцев назад
I think part of the problem is the voltage sense. There should be two wire per side of the battery, one to handle current, and the other to sense cell voltage. The board he uses seems to have this support.
@ryanokeefe12
@ryanokeefe12 8 месяцев назад
Came here to say this... The charging was cut-off almost immediately after the cell reached 4.1v, while there was still 800ma of current going into the battery. From the different charging curves i've viewed online, the additional increase in capacity during the CV phase is shown to be in the range of 10-20%.
@ryanokeefe12
@ryanokeefe12 8 месяцев назад
@@ikocheratcr The 4 wire connection only accounts for voltage drop in the charge cables. It's not possible to measure the cell voltage independently to the input voltage as the voltage sense connection is still common with the charge connection. The only way know the cell voltage is to calculate it using the IR of the cell and the current input rate.
@Ole-vu9yj
@Ole-vu9yj 5 месяцев назад
Nominal charge/discharge in the datasheet was 0.5C. At higher currents you lose capacity.
@matambale
@matambale 9 месяцев назад
The reviews are in: "Single handedly the most exciting battery discharge testing video since....well the last one Julian did" (In earnest: highly informative, thanks)
@NoelBarlau
@NoelBarlau 9 месяцев назад
Really a great demonstration. Thanks so much for sharing. Looks promising so far, and I'm sure there are many smart folks and lots of industrial capital working on improving power density as we speak.
@brianboschma
@brianboschma 9 месяцев назад
Nice work ! I am very interested in trying these cells in a mobile radio app. Nice to see the work you have done. These cells are super safe given the chemistry.
@nailuj45
@nailuj45 9 месяцев назад
thx you, you are the first of testing na ion battery
@herrvonberg9010
@herrvonberg9010 6 месяцев назад
Very nice test, i was waiting a long time for a review like this so thank you. For a 1C discharge this is a good result normally lithium batteries are testes with 0,2C discharge rate or lower for capacity tests. as we can see there ist not really a benefit discharge this SI cells below 2 volts. A test under freezing temperatures would be really interesting😅
@samspade975
@samspade975 8 месяцев назад
very enjoyable and informative video Julian,…no suffering whatsoever, 👍
@Alpine_flo92002
@Alpine_flo92002 9 месяцев назад
I think the charging stage was stopped a bit early. The Cell was still drawing 800mA and that might have offset the voltage quite a bit
@maxusboostus
@maxusboostus 9 месяцев назад
Yes I also thought that too.
@taskelam8937
@taskelam8937 9 месяцев назад
It wasn't anywhere near fully charged. The charging algorithm should have stopped at about 100mA or thereabouts.
@ericklein5097
@ericklein5097 9 месяцев назад
The datasheet should have included a cutoff current
@inothome
@inothome 9 месяцев назад
Noticed that too.
@Alpine_flo92002
@Alpine_flo92002 9 месяцев назад
@@ericklein5097 Batteries dont have a cutoff current as they can basically charge till they get discharged. For the charger/discharger idk its a cheap thingy probably too variable for it to be documented
@EduVentiladores
@EduVentiladores 2 месяца назад
Excellent video
@luc_libv_verhaegen
@luc_libv_verhaegen 7 месяцев назад
Smashing, finally a curve for sodium ion!
@quadmods
@quadmods 9 месяцев назад
I very much appreciate these insights, cheers.
@Sk8rdad420
@Sk8rdad420 9 месяцев назад
Great informative video about a new battery chemistry in this form factor.
@Gergosh
@Gergosh 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing 🎉 finally finding about sodium ion battery
@ThriftyToolShed
@ThriftyToolShed 7 месяцев назад
Nice! Thanks for sharing this!
@wrefk
@wrefk 9 месяцев назад
1500mah is way better than I would have expected. 1500mah nmc is still pretty popular, and lifepo4 that I've seen are 1100mah.
@TizianoBacocco
@TizianoBacocco 9 месяцев назад
you have to take in account also lower voltage compare to NMC , still also because it will become cheaper it looks good, what i'm wondering about is safety
@roysigurdkarlsbakk3842
@roysigurdkarlsbakk3842 9 месяцев назад
Thanks! Quite interesting! Btw, people that say watcing paint dry is boring, never owned a 3d printer…
@CornishMiner
@CornishMiner 9 месяцев назад
Very interesting and gloriously nerdy 👍
@pvc988
@pvc988 9 месяцев назад
Looks like a decent little cell. I am going to get me some when they become more available.
@davidahmad6090
@davidahmad6090 7 месяцев назад
Great video sir, very informative. Thankyou.
@interbudelblag
@interbudelblag 7 месяцев назад
It is no nerd video. This information is essential for example for drone builders.
@antibrevity
@antibrevity 9 месяцев назад
If people showed up and stayed to watch a discharge, they're likely to stay for the charge as well ;).
@mikebond6328
@mikebond6328 9 месяцев назад
I for one prefer not to see any discharge.
@ionelum
@ionelum 6 месяцев назад
Great video, much enjoyed. Please do a puncture / damage video to see if its really safer than Li-ion.
@jameshancock
@jameshancock 9 месяцев назад
You need to let the cell absorb to 0.1A coming before starting discharge to get the full cell capacity. Otherwise the Voltage is a false positive.
@jimstand
@jimstand 9 месяцев назад
Where are you getting this information from?
@jameshancock
@jameshancock 9 месяцев назад
@@jimstand off grid garage, and the manufacturers. All batteries have to absorb at the top. That’s the entire point to CV mode. It keeps the voltage constant and the battery absorbs the last remaining capacity. If you just shut it down when it hits voltage or shortly there after you’ll get 80%ish of the actual capacity of the cell. This is also why the 1st 80% takes less time than he last 20%. The pressure difference (voltage) in the first 80% is huge and it’s virtually nothing in the last 20% because you can’t force the electrons in anymore it has to equalize with the given pressure.
@YensR
@YensR 9 месяцев назад
very interesting, I had not seen them! For my big RC models, their current is limiting, but my smaller ones would be ok. Voltage is rather variable, but I am already using BECs in many of my models, so maybe feasible. Definitely something to keep in mind, thanks Julian for the unbiased test!
@soundspark
@soundspark 9 месяцев назад
Surely, in time their performance will improve?
@YensR
@YensR 9 месяцев назад
@@soundspark I am sure! But maybe I don't want to wait that long. :D As they are already safer and more robust than Lithium cells, I am definitely interested.
@soundspark
@soundspark 9 месяцев назад
@@YensR And AliExpress cells may not represent the true potential of this new technology.
@cambridgemart2075
@cambridgemart2075 9 месяцев назад
@@YensR Obviously they are 18650 cells at the moment, so they are very heavy compared to lithium polymer pouch cells, hopefully someone releases a pouch version.
@YensR
@YensR 9 месяцев назад
@@cambridgemart2075 weight is not a problem for the models I built, but I am sure pouch cells would be useful for many people.
@spokehedz
@spokehedz 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for doing some battery science, for no reason other than "I WANNA KNOW!"
@joaogoffredo
@joaogoffredo 5 месяцев назад
Thank you very much for this video.
@ernestodemario7447
@ernestodemario7447 5 месяцев назад
with the final joke I stopped suffering. thanks, very interesting
@vinodpund1574
@vinodpund1574 5 месяцев назад
Excellent job 🎉
@hoggif
@hoggif 9 месяцев назад
That was interesting. I had not realized those are available already. Unfortunately capacity of 1.5Ah is still far behind of 3 to 3.5Ah that lithiums have nowadays easily.
@antibrevity
@antibrevity 9 месяцев назад
And the watt-hours are even worse as the nominal voltage is lower (another example of why we should stop using amp-hours). Volumetric density is much lower. This won't matter much in some applications, but definitely does with electric vehicles.
@BenMitro
@BenMitro 9 месяцев назад
@@antibrevity That is all true, but the thought of having cells on my ebike that won't burn the place down is kind of reassuring.
@yeahbucka3005
@yeahbucka3005 9 месяцев назад
​@@BenMitrosodium and lithium as bare metals burn in a similar fashion. The main difference is price as the regular table salt is half sodium. Hard to say if sodium batteries are safer or not.
@mikebond6328
@mikebond6328 9 месяцев назад
18650’s were in the 1500mah range not too long ago. As they become more popular these will improve also.
@BenMitro
@BenMitro 9 месяцев назад
@@yeahbucka3005 Its not the metal that is the problem, it is the electrolyte from what I understand. Perhaps the Na cells use the same kind of electrolyte as Li cells and so these cells are just as capable of self sustained burning that does not require atmospheric oxygen like, for example a petrol fire does.
@marcusjenkins
@marcusjenkins 9 месяцев назад
A LOT more interesting than watching paint dry. The constant voltage drop during discharge will help in metering the state of charge. But it looks like almost all applications will want some sort of buck / boost circuit to cope with that mahoosive >2:1 charged to discharged voltage.
@user-tj5nk7lb8l
@user-tj5nk7lb8l 8 месяцев назад
but much easier to monitor SOC v hard with LFP
@felipehcraftgamer4193
@felipehcraftgamer4193 9 месяцев назад
Very cool I wonder how thesse cells can tolerate a overdischarge In case of lithium , if you leave at zero volts (forget a load connected to it), in a few days your battery is unusable capacity. Thanks for the vid, is the first on youtube discharging theese sodium-ion
@ShafaqIftikhar-pw9ld
@ShafaqIftikhar-pw9ld 6 месяцев назад
Super video thankyou for the upload.
@francoisguyot9770
@francoisguyot9770 5 месяцев назад
Wonderful! I was very curious about how to charge-discharge these new cells. So you get about 90% of the specified capacity from going to 4V down to 2V while discharging at 1C. If you stretch the CV time till the current drops to 0A and stay there for another 10 minutes, I bet you can actually reach the specified 1.5Ah, provided of course that you let the voltage drops to 0V upon discharge. I read somewhere that NA-Ion allows you to go that low without degrading permanently the internal resistance or chemistry of the cell.
@retireeelectronics2649
@retireeelectronics2649 9 месяцев назад
Neat. It will be interesting to see how the Na vs Li (Ion) batteries fair in the home battery storage market were volume weight is less important. Cars most likely Li ion
@cmuller1441
@cmuller1441 9 месяцев назад
It seems that the charge is not completed. The end conduis not set properly. In CC/CV you usually wait until the current is under 10% of the initial one. Where it was still at 90% when it stops and launch the discharge. That's probably why the voltage drops pretty fast initially. It may come from how you set the charger to 4.2V. It should be 4.1. At the end of the charge the current is lower so the drop in the wires is not 0.1V
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
True, the charger didn't do a full CC/CV charge. When I set the charger PSU to 4.1V the charge cycle never completed, but there's probably a sweet-spot voltage that would emulate a full CC/CV charge.
@cmuller1441
@cmuller1441 9 месяцев назад
​@@JulianIlettI guess you have to adjust the battery voltage using the dl24ew app...
@richardlinked8797
@richardlinked8797 9 месяцев назад
very interesting, nice job.
@mawer55555
@mawer55555 9 месяцев назад
cool vid i had seen these on aliexpress aswell, however with it being aliexpress do we know for sure these are sodium-ion and not just mislabeld to drive sales (e.g. some 3v lipo wich if im not mistaken would have similar discharge curves)
@pavelsulc2617
@pavelsulc2617 6 месяцев назад
Thank you Soo much
@fishyerik
@fishyerik 9 месяцев назад
Really good video. If that's about the properties sodium ion batteries will have they'll have to be cheaper than LFP to be relevant in most applications. Both lower energy density, and very wide voltage range.
@dougle03
@dougle03 9 месяцев назад
It is a fairly steep discharge curve, far greater than LFP etc...
@retrozmachine1189
@retrozmachine1189 9 месяцев назад
The cycle life time is something to query too. Lots of claims by manufacturers but I want to see how a given product performs once the public starts to use & abuse it.
@rocketman221projects
@rocketman221projects 9 месяцев назад
That wide voltage range would make it pretty hard to use without a switch mode power supply. They are also more expensive than LiFePO4 batteries, which can be used as a replacement for lead acid batteries in many applications.
@ronniepirtlejr2606
@ronniepirtlejr2606 9 месяцев назад
With the Cells being slightly longer and wider, I hope they didn't just slap on another shrink wrap over the top that States "sodium-ion".
@billywhizzy
@billywhizzy 9 месяцев назад
I love battery technologies and actually have a set of 3 SIBs. Compared with LiIon I was disappointed. Capacity rapidly degrades by the 40th Cycle to almost 1/2 the capacity of the battery. I still think they have a long way to go to reach the capacity cycles of of LiFePO4 which can reach cycles in their 1000's and still remain at over 65% capacity of their original capacity.
@user-tj5nk7lb8l
@user-tj5nk7lb8l 8 месяцев назад
WOT!!! down to 50% capacity after 40 cycles?? is this right The ad claims 3000 cycles (but that Aliex and the PRC)
@billywhizzy
@billywhizzy 7 месяцев назад
@@user-tj5nk7lb8l The set of 3 that I tried fell to 56% capacity by 40 cycles. Could be a bad chinese batch or a PRC exagerrated claim. They will never replace Lithium... at least in the short term future. It might be 3000 cycles but how deep are those cycles? That is the question. Where is the discharge curve on the datasheet? Depth of discharge is the key here not discharging to SOC of 70%.
@jghall00
@jghall00 7 месяцев назад
​@@billywhizzy Supposedly they lose capacity with deep discharge. Maybe run again with different discharge depths?
@billywhizzy
@billywhizzy 7 месяцев назад
@@jghall00 I did not buy more of them because i found it futile. If they were that efficient and notably cheaper, the car manufacturers will swoop up on them to bring the prices down of electric cars. I have also read about them in blogs and the consensus is that it's not excluded for future use, however more work and research needs to be done for these batteries to take over lithium.
@mrhappyscooters
@mrhappyscooters 9 месяцев назад
good work
@gregvanpaassen
@gregvanpaassen 9 месяцев назад
This is awesome! Now for tests of self-discharge/shelf life, and cycle life. Are sodium-ion batteries usable for long term data logging? Inquiring minds want to know.
@AndyGraceMedia
@AndyGraceMedia 9 месяцев назад
Really good work here Julian. Still, 1.46Ah I guess you could technically rounds up and say it's 1.5Ah but it's not 1500mAh All in there number of significant figures. :) I'd be interested to see how the curve looked after 1000 cycles. You don't want to run your nifty device there for a couple of thousand hours straight by any chance? I know it would be a pretty long video and even the nerds might get a bit bored of that one!! Still we need to know these things.
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
I also did a discharge test at 1 amp, and got just over 1.5Ah, and at 2 amps and got less of course. At higher currents the cell gets warmer and more energy is lost as heat. The load tester does have a CDCDC mode that does two discharges but that's it I'm afraid. Also thinking of a way to remotely whack a nail through a fully charged cell :)
@ChristopheVerdonck
@ChristopheVerdonck 9 месяцев назад
@@JulianIlett The ones that where shown should be charged and discharged at 0.5 C for max capacity. Brand Hakadi. the materials are: iron+sodium for the cathode (in the form of Prussian white, or blue. depending on the original manufacturer) and a hard carbon+sodium anode
@UpLateGeek
@UpLateGeek 9 месяцев назад
@@JulianIlett If you're willing to accept a moderate risk, you don't need to necessarily do it remotely, you just need to keep enough of your body far enough away and protect the important bits. GreatScott! showed what happens when you hit a nail through a Li-ion cell in his graphene super capacitor video, and it looked like he was just wearing standard work gloves (and possibly eye protection off camera ... in addition to normal clothing, of course). Find a way to hold the cell firmly in place and get a longer nail, and you can increase the safety factor by increasing the distance your hands have to be from the cell. A pair of welding gloves and a face shield might just be a good investment. Just make sure the Mrs isn't home when you try this.
@peterdkay
@peterdkay 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for test. I still prefer LiPO4 but it is useful to know what can be done in the sodium world. That CDC rig has bad voltage scaling. It is not difficult to scale axes to "nice numbers" like 0V 0.5V ,1.0V 1,5V etc instead of 0V, 0.47V 0.95V, 1.42 etc
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
The time axis scaling is pretty bad too. It's in decimal minutes, so 1.5 minutes is 1 minute 30 seconds.
@UpLateGeek
@UpLateGeek 9 месяцев назад
I am curious to see how you're going to handle the overdischarge protection, since most Li-ion cell protection chips use a 2.5V cut-off. I'm also interested to see your final setup for the pack. But I'm sure you will reveal all in due course.
@nickhill9445
@nickhill9445 9 месяцев назад
The voltage step in charge to discharge might in part be caused by the wire and connector resistance between the measurement point on the charting device, and the battery. 60 milliohm series + internal resistance would cause this, and those crocodile clips might have something to do with it.
@fredflintstone1
@fredflintstone1 9 месяцев назад
Hmm a good video does Sodium not burn in water ?? would be fun to open and wet it🙂
@errcl65
@errcl65 9 месяцев назад
Test shows usable energy density is 1/4 that of LifePO4.
@GnuReligion
@GnuReligion 9 месяцев назад
Very cool test rig! Might be nice to measure battery temp as well. Cannot find these on Amazon, and only a few sellers on Ali.
@cxsey8587
@cxsey8587 9 месяцев назад
Would make sense since the Chinese lead on these type of batteries
@vincentrobinette1507
@vincentrobinette1507 6 месяцев назад
I don't really see this as an EV battery, but rather, home electrical energy storage. I do believe, it would indeed give the full 1.5 amp hour, if it was held at 4.1 volts until current tail. To get that close, (1.45 amp hour) is actually quite impressive. This cell can give LiFePO4 a bit of a contest. It's mean voltage seems to be right in between Lithium Iron Phosphate, and Lithium Nickel Cobalt Manganese. This chemistry would be much more efficient, if used in solar or wind, where it won't be asked to accept a charge at full maximum rated charge current, then discharged at maximum rated current. Electric vehicles tend to require all the current the battery can deliver, but solar storage charges it over several hours, and discharges it over many hours. Any idea what the cycle life of this cell is?
@alaasadek2908
@alaasadek2908 5 месяцев назад
I wish I could buy a 48v 100ah battery for my solar system here in Egypt. I suspect it will take time for the price to drop. At any rate It will happen. Best regards from Egypt.
@michaelmedicworldoftanks33fps
@michaelmedicworldoftanks33fps 4 месяца назад
Yes this is first sodium 🔋 discharge curve video 👍
@notoioudmanboy
@notoioudmanboy 6 месяцев назад
This is brilliant, I'll get some and do something similar. Don't know if I'll start a youtube channel though.
@yesgogood7304
@yesgogood7304 6 месяцев назад
One thing I hope that the producer of the battery can make is a AAA and AA size sodium ion battery, because 3V is just perfect to fit a dummy cell for the 2 slot serial AA i.e. 2 * 1.5 V = 3V, if they can do these thing it can be a much better solution to NIMH battery for some application.
@xyzconceptsYT
@xyzconceptsYT 8 месяцев назад
Would have thought an absorption period would be beneficial before the discharge cycle. Might have gotten the few extra mAh.
@followthetrawler
@followthetrawler 9 месяцев назад
Love that - not at all nerdy.
@jeffarpin1700
@jeffarpin1700 5 месяцев назад
Now I think you need to add a dc to dc converter so the output voltage will be a bit more flat. Monitor the input dc voltage for a good setpoint to give you a safety factor (just at the knee) not to run out of power.
@DrHarryT
@DrHarryT 5 месяцев назад
Substantially less power density with a 2V swing between charged and discharged state. Li-ion has about a 1.2V swing and average cells are well over 2Ah, i have some cells that are 3350Mah but most are 2600Mah Use extra cells to get a higher source voltage and then have a buck or the device has a buck regulator to maintain stable operation during a discharge cycle.
@theelmonk
@theelmonk 9 месяцев назад
Quite a few comments about LiFePO4 here and I have samples, chargers and protection circuits to try. But I don't find many explorations like this one - most examples are from building large batteries with prismatic cells. Anybody using the 18650 and 32700 sizes ?
@electrodacus
@electrodacus 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for the video. Seems like 2.5V maybe 2.4V should be the lower discharge limit for this cells. It is to early for Sodium-ion if they will even ever become a thing. Seems like a mostly linear voltage drop from 3.8V down to 2.4V thus a nominal voltage of 3.1V and a capacity of 1.3Ah in that range so about a 4Wh capacity / 37g means around 108Wh/kg witch is not that bad in therms of energy density for a new battery. They are just not ready for mass adoption at this time with no benefit over LiFePO4.
@Boxedclock
@Boxedclock 7 месяцев назад
What would happen if you charged the sodium battery to 4.3 volts? Would it shorted the number of charging cycles and if so by how much. I have a diy power bank that usually works with 2 18650 lithium batteries in parallel [which means that the power bank cuts off at 4.2 volts]. The sodium ion battery are supposed to be charged up to 4 volts.
@donepearce
@donepearce 9 месяцев назад
Useful. So the minimum useful voltage is in fact 2.4 volts
@ardufreak6973
@ardufreak6973 9 месяцев назад
Great video! Tha capacity is normally measured @0.1C so 1.5Ah could be possible. The real question is: what are the Wh of LI-Ion, LiFePO4 and SodiumIon of 18650 cells in comparison ;-) And the costs of course! But do I need a balancer, when I build a 3S/4S/5S?
@phiiz3r
@phiiz3r 8 месяцев назад
and the weight comparison
@guywhoknows
@guywhoknows 9 месяцев назад
Cool i think you're first .. I would say the range here is 3.95-2.37v looking at the graph. I think it would be worth checking out the other cells that are available, i was going to grab the sob cell prismatics, they're a bigger ah. But probably better to test the chemistry in than small cells. Gen 1 is supposed to be 145wh/kg Can you concur the weight to power density?
@dama054
@dama054 9 месяцев назад
Good cells but it will be hard to use the full capacity on anything available today inverters will cut out at about half capacity
@davidkempton2894
@davidkempton2894 9 месяцев назад
Did you think of any way to confirm this battery was not Lithium Ion?🤔
@bokkenka
@bokkenka 9 месяцев назад
Does it count the 1.5 amp capacity as all the way down to 0 volts? Sort of like losing storage capacity on a hard drive because you have to format it before you can use it.
@yashverma9678
@yashverma9678 6 месяцев назад
Nice and detailed explanation. Could you make a detailed review of the product from Bangood " DL24EW 150W Tuya WiFi Smart Power Electronic Load Tester" discussing all the features including all 9 modes of operation???
@gabe2252
@gabe2252 9 месяцев назад
That's interesting. I wonder if it would be easy to implement a battery level meter for these cells. You can just measure the voltage and get a good idea of how much capacity you have left.
@YensR
@YensR 9 месяцев назад
I think so and it should be more accurate than prediction for many other battery types.
@chixtick
@chixtick 3 месяца назад
is it practical to put a 6v to 12v step up converter boost to maintain the voltage to make it efficient for solar?
@kevinroberts781
@kevinroberts781 7 месяцев назад
You didn't let it charge at 4.1 volts long enough. Set it at 4.15 for 10 minutes for that size cell. It won't harm it to sit at 4.15 for 3 hours either. You just need to let it charge longer.
@PavolFilek
@PavolFilek 7 месяцев назад
HI, can somebody help me, where in EU buy this NIBs pris. cells in capacity 70 or 200 or 240 Ah ?
@forexsavants6179
@forexsavants6179 7 месяцев назад
I am on my way to buy also for testing. New to the subject but the one I am interested in is a pack of 75 AH but the nominal voltage is 2,9v. Is this a big no no or normal?
@gmsgabaradama2009
@gmsgabaradama2009 4 месяца назад
Where can I get my hands on that meter that you’re using?
@Reversed82
@Reversed82 8 месяцев назад
is there any BMS that might be able to manage these yet? i'm looking at the listings for some of these and they look compelling for building a pack out of, since i want something that can be charged below 0°C but i'm not sure if any currently available BMS can be easily configured to properly work with these cells, preferably a smart BMS too so i can get some data via bluetooth
@Reversed82
@Reversed82 7 месяцев назад
FWIW i have actually ordered the prismatic cells (200Ah) and they offered to ship me a BMS as well, i assume it's just a smart BMS preconfigured for the specific cells but i will give it a shot anyway.
@errcl65
@errcl65 9 месяцев назад
Sodium Ion can charge and discharge in a very wide temperature range, -70c to 100c which beats LifePO4 hands down.
@MarioAPN
@MarioAPN 5 месяцев назад
Hmm, I can't wait how the manufacturers will solve the weight problem. Sodium is 3.67 times heavier than lithium. Basically you need more sodium for the same capacity. Finally good times, the only factor that matters for me is price and sodium is not expensive.
@panospapadimitriou3498
@panospapadimitriou3498 9 месяцев назад
s a nice 9s can make 27+ volt pack seems fair and a 12s a 40v might work in 36v apliances half potential!!!!
@yogamon
@yogamon 8 месяцев назад
That discharge curve looks like an NaNiMnTi, aka nmt, nickel manganese titanium oxide
@batterylife123
@batterylife123 5 месяцев назад
Can you charge sodium ion battery with a standard lithium ion 18650 charger
@BenMitro
@BenMitro 9 месяцев назад
So if I replaced the 48V Li ion cells on my e-bike with these sodium cells, how many should I use? The Li pack is (I think) a 14s6p, but at a discharge voltage of 2V, these sodium cells will give me a minimum of 28v (currently 38V with Li) with a max of 56V (currently 57V) I wonder if I should be looking at a 16s (64C max) or even 18s (72V max) configuration? I guess all this depends on what the controller can handle. What a great development in battery tech! No more threat of a Guy Fawkes in the middle of the night! (I hope).
@nailuj45
@nailuj45 9 месяцев назад
hi, is no good, you need a na ion bms in first, and what is the configuration of your bike ?
@nailuj45
@nailuj45 9 месяцев назад
in this configuration, is like 27Amp peak curent maximum and 55 56volt charged the question is, the bike have a descharge protection ? with this battery you need 84 battery like 250€, you need modified bms? and you need all for pack assembly, after that, if you have a bike at 500W at 36v (discharged) you need 14Amp, with sodium battery you need 18Amp, the bike cotroler maximum curent need to controled, the maximum capacity if you full charge discharge is more 350Wh and 9Ah
@BenMitro
@BenMitro 9 месяцев назад
@@nailuj45 Thanks for all the info. All correct re BMS for Na chemistry, but first right series voltage needs to be worked out, then maximum current, then kWh ratings etc. etc. First things first. What is the correct voltage range, how many series cells if one uses Na cells?
@nailuj45
@nailuj45 9 месяцев назад
@@BenMitro use the same battery S and P, thit is the best, or 16s8p but undercharged, more usable and more life for it, if you have money mak hybride battery withe 4.2v 4000F capacitor, its best for brake recharge, the interest of naion battery, on aliexpresse you have a 200Ah verssion, normaly no fire or explosion, and that is good for on-off gride storage or camping car use becose more safty, the best adventage of na ion is for electric car or other vehicle, no problem at -10°C a standar use of there celle are 4s6p with supercap for remplace lead acid starter bat the charge curve is not clear i dont know what is the mecanic carecteristic, is good for powerbank or on base powersupply but 84 of it with the unknow of it ? make a video for crash test for all and after if it positive, use it for a EV
@Karim-ifInwUstfu702
@Karim-ifInwUstfu702 6 месяцев назад
is the the futuristic solid state battery they talking about
@Ozzy3333333
@Ozzy3333333 9 месяцев назад
What is the avg discharge voltage? Times the capacity is Wh. Sales and marketing scum love to lie, try discharging at 0.1C (150mA) and see if you get the rated capacity.
@Marcin_Kwidzinski
@Marcin_Kwidzinski 7 месяцев назад
Looking at this discharge curve I suspect this is Li-ion cell, but with untypical cathode material.
@MOZARTF
@MOZARTF 9 месяцев назад
Hi Julian. Thanks for another great video. There are no information on YT about using this new Atorch wifi module with it's PC software. Could you please produce a video about the PC software functionalitys?
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
I have tried the PC software (despite it forcing a WinZip install on my PC). It works completely separately from the LCD graphing function. The UART port just spews out voltage and current data and the PC application just plots it. Now I need to check if the PC software can do endless charge and discharge cycling.
@MOZARTF
@MOZARTF 9 месяцев назад
Julian thanks for the prompt reply. That's promising. If possible, could you make a video about the PC software please?
@allinclusive5762
@allinclusive5762 9 месяцев назад
How many cycles are possible?
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
The vendor says 3000+ cycles
@allinclusive5762
@allinclusive5762 9 месяцев назад
thanks @@JulianIlett
@cedriclynch
@cedriclynch 9 месяцев назад
The very large voltage range is more like the characteristics of a capacitor than those of a battery.
@spidermaf
@spidermaf 9 месяцев назад
You saw it first here !
@davidkempton2894
@davidkempton2894 9 месяцев назад
Ali Express doesn't seem to be happy to ship these to the UK
@voltare2amstereo
@voltare2amstereo 9 месяцев назад
Torture test eg short circuit/over current/mechanical stress etc
@nailuj45
@nailuj45 9 месяцев назад
yes, need that
@JulianIlett
@JulianIlett 9 месяцев назад
Nail puncture test too :)
@TheEmbeddedHobbyist
@TheEmbeddedHobbyist 9 месяцев назад
Funny I thought that sodium was in all salt along with chlorine, so along with cheaper batteries it should bring down the cost of toilet cleaner as well. with all that spare chlorine.
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