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Performance and Comparison of Lithium-Ion Batteries Under Low-Earth-Orbit Mission Profiles

Concha M. Reid, Michelle A. Manzo, Thomas J. Miller, Marshall C. Smart, Ratnakumar Bugga, Rob Gitzendanner

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The performance of two 28 V, 25 Ah lithium-ion batteries is being evaluated under low-Earth-orbit mission profiles for satellite and orbiter applications. The batteries are undergoing life testing and have achieved over 12,000 cycles to 40 percent depth-of-discharge.

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The performance of two 28 V, 25 Ah lithium-ion batteries is being evaluated under low-Earth-orbit mission profiles for satellite and orbiter applications. The batteries are undergoing life testing and have achieved over 12,000 cycles to 40 percent depth-of-discharge.

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The performance of two 28 V, 25 Ah lithium-ion batteries is being evaluated under low-Earth-orbit mission profiles for satellite and orbiter applications. The batteries are undergoing life testing and have achieved over 12,000 cycles to 40 percent depth-of-discharge.

Key concepts: Low earth orbit, Astrobiology, Lithium (medication), Aerospace engineering, Ion, Orbit (dynamics), Earth (classical element), Earth's orbit

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