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Unlock Next Generation Fast Charging with TWAICE Anode Potential Model

February 19, 2025

Fast charging is a key differentiator for OEMs, but avoiding lithium plating remains a fundamental challenge in lithium-ion battery system design. Lithium plating can lead to capacity loss and severe safety risks—until now.

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TWAICE’s latest Anode Potential Model revolutionizes fast charging protocol design by providing electrode-level insights over the lifetime of batteries, enabling engineers to:

‍Model anode potential using advanced simulations to assess and prevent lithium plating risks‍
Design fast charging profiles with maximum efficiency and safety ‍
Validate charging protocols under aging conditions to ensure lifetime performance‍
Reduce extensive lab testing by providing validated model-based predictions

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Discover how our pioneering simulation model helps mitigate lithium plating risks and optimize fast charging strategies.

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Want a deeper technical dive? Our battery experts recently hosted a webinar, where we demonstrated the real-world application of our anode-potential simulation model and how it helps prevent plating in fast-charging scenarios.

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