Suppressing HF cable oscillations during dynamic measurements of cells and batteries
OwnerKeith S. Champlininventor
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Kelvin (4-wire) connecting cables are routinely used when performing dynamic measurements (i.e., measurements with time-varying signals) on electrochemical cells and batteries. Current-carrying and voltage-sensing conductor pairs within such cables comprise distributed-parameter two-wire transmission lines which may extend several meters in length. As with all such transmission lines, internally reflected waves can oscillate back and forth at high frequency (hf) whenever the lines are not terminated in their characteristic impedances. Such hf reflected waves, by interacting with measuring circuitry, can seriously degrade low-frequency measurement accuracy. Apparatus is disclosed herein that suppresses hf reflected waves oscillating on Kelvin connecting cables during dynamic measurements of cells and batteries.
Apparatus employing time-varying signals to test an electrochemical cell or battery comprising:
Apparatus employing time-varying signals to test an electrochemical cell or battery comprising:
Apparatus employing time-varying signals to test an electrochemical cell or battery comprising:
Apparatus employing time-varying signals to test an electrochemical cell or battery comprising:
Apparatus employing time-varying signals to test an electrochemical cell or battery comprising:
Apparatus employing time-varying signals to test an electrochemical cell or battery comprising:
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