Proceedings of the 24th Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference
DOI: 10.1109/iecec.1989.74650
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Design and development of an aerospace CPV Ni/H/sub 2/ battery

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“…This is certainly the case for the above system since the Li~NiOx/WQ eleetroehromic cell can be cycled several thousand times with about 50% change in optical transmission. 23 Some concern could still be addressed to the charge-discharge rates since they directly influence the device's response time. However, for most applications, response times of the order of one or few seconds are appropriate and thus even materials with relatively slow lithium diffusion rates are still acceptable, providing they offer the required optical properties.…”
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“…This is certainly the case for the above system since the Li~NiOx/WQ eleetroehromic cell can be cycled several thousand times with about 50% change in optical transmission. 23 Some concern could still be addressed to the charge-discharge rates since they directly influence the device's response time. However, for most applications, response times of the order of one or few seconds are appropriate and thus even materials with relatively slow lithium diffusion rates are still acceptable, providing they offer the required optical properties.…”
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confidence: 99%