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There are 4 modules in this course
Primary and Secondary Batteries: This course will focus on fundamentals and basic operating principles of batteries; battery electrode active materials, performance, and life cycle evaluation; commercialization outlook of smart energy systems.
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2 videos2 readings
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2 videos•Total 9 minutes
Specialization Introduction•6 minutes
Course Introduction•3 minutes
2 readings•Total 11 minutes
Welcome•1 minute
Instructor Bio•10 minutes
Module 1: Introduction to Battery Types
Module 2•2 hours to complete
Module details
Module 1 provides the basic definition of electrochemical aspects of batteries. The major objective in this module is to clearly understand the anode and cathode reactions in both the primary and secondary batteries. This module also provides details for learning the cell voltage and capacity values for anode and cathode materials. In addition, the objective is also to bring out the difference between primary and secondary batteries.
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8 videos1 assignment1 discussion prompt
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8 videos•Total 58 minutes
Chapter 1: Defining Batteries and Cell Components•6 minutes
Chapter 2: Operating Principles•11 minutes
Chapter 3: Primary and Secondary Batteries•7 minutes
Chapter 6: Theoretical and Practical Energy•6 minutes
Chapter 7: Moore's Law•2 minutes
Chapter 8: Review of Battery Systems•9 minutes
1 assignment•Total 30 minutes
Module 1 Quiz•30 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 50 minutes
Tell Us What You Know•50 minutes
Module 2: Electrochemical Fundamental Principles
Module 3•2 hours to complete
Module details
Module 2 provides the fundamental principles of batteries. The major objective in this module is to learn about the standard reduction potentials, electrochemical equivalent of electrode materials at standard conditions, as well as any operating conditions through Nernst Equation. This module also provides details for various operating factors influencing battery performance cycle life and calendar lives.
Module 3 provides the application areas and markets for both the primary and secondary batteries. The major objective in this module is to learn the importance of batteries in portable, stationary, and automotive application areas. In addition, the objective is also to bring out the major criteria for selecting batteries for any specific application.
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11 videos1 reading1 assignment1 peer review
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11 videos•Total 64 minutes
Chapter 1: Application and Market Overview•12 minutes
Chapter 2: Major Battery Applications•7 minutes
Chapter 3: Market Share of Various Batteries•8 minutes
Chapter 4: Energy Storage: Grid Scale•3 minutes
Chapter 5: Committing to EV Future•3 minutes
Chapter 6: Battery Pricing•7 minutes
Chapter 7: Goals of Battery Standards•5 minutes
Chapter 8: Performance and Safety Standards•10 minutes
Chapter 9: National Standards•2 minutes
Chapter 10: Battery Pack Standards•5 minutes
Chapter 11: Battery Labels and Sizes•3 minutes
1 reading•Total 5 minutes
Resources for Assignments and Quizzes•5 minutes
1 assignment•Total 60 minutes
Course 1 Exam•60 minutes
1 peer review•Total 60 minutes
Industry Trends Analysis•60 minutes
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