Extreme Fast Charge Demonstration - 0-80% in Approx. 6 Minutes
Amprius has been in commercial production since 2018 and has continued to evolve its batteries in pursuit of game changing performance, offering batteries that provide superior performance compared to conventional graphite lithium-ion batteries. During the virtual demonstration, Amprius’ Chief Technology Officer Dr. Ionel Stefan explains the proprietary silicon nanowire anode technology and the unique battery characteristics that make it well positioned to address the electric mobility market.
Dr. Stefan displays Amprius’ Aviation High Power Fast Charge Cell (P/N CL0007 Silicon Nanowire Anode / LCO Cathode) that has the following specifications:
-2.75Ah capacity
-28 g weight
-360 Wh/kg at C/5 discharge (Amprius provides range of batteries between 360 - -450Wh/kg)
-890 Wh/L at C/5 discharge (Amprius provides range of batteries between 890-1,400WH/L)
-Greater than 100 cycles to 80% of initial capacity at 100% DoD
-Max continuous discharge current 12.5A (5C)
Chapters:
00:00: Introduction to Amprius Batteries
3:00: In-lab Fast Charge Demonstration
6:00: About Lithium Technology for EVTOL
6:53: Amprius Batteries for Flight Applications
8:03: Electric Application Fast Charge Demonstration
9:47: Q & A with Amprius Executives
Excellent !! Can't wait.
Take my money! This man is changing the world.
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We can't wait. Thank you so much, real celebration!
What a great product. Looking forward to hearing more about this unique approach.
PEV game changer ❤
This is so exciting! What are your expectations for gravemetric energy density for LFP cathode batteries? Will their relative energy density compared to NMC continue to be about 2/3 for LPF vs NMC with your anode technology or are there implementation you can do to get LFP close to 370 Wh/kg to 450 Wh/kg as talked about in this here demonstration? (assuming you use a NMC cathode here?) Kind regards
I need to buy some unit for my drone Frestyle and FPV
I hope VW ID.7 gets these batteries.
Whats the cost and life span? can't find those numbers on your website or anywhere else ..
Do you have any cells available for the Radio Control hobby market, quads, drones, Airplanes? We would like very much to test a 1500mah 22volt battery. currently our batteries weight about 200grams for the capacity and voltage. How well are your cells capable of high discharge? The lithium Ion Polymer cells we use are capable of about 100C or a current equal to 100 times the capacity, but anything capable of over 100amps would be acceptable. thoughts?
When you guys reach 1500 cycles with degradation below 30% ...we will talk again
and the stock will be worth a 100 times more then as well...