Looking for the right cell ?

Nothing is easier than that!

The Bate­mo Cell Explor­er helps you to quick­ly find cells that full­fil your require­ments. Scroll down, type in your require­ments and check for rel­e­vant cells in your application.

Step 1: Your Cell Requirements

Type in your require­ments and use the slid­ers to fil­ter the cor­re­spond­ing range. Leave unknown val­ues blank or use the Bate­mo Pack Designer to iden­ti­fy the cell require­ments for your appli­ca­tion. Then scroll down to see the rel­e­vant cells. 
Your Require­ment
Enter your Tar­get Values:
Fil­ter
Capac­i­ty
Ener­gy
Pow­er
Cur­rent
For­mat
  Ah
  Wh
  W
  A
18650
21700
pouch
prismatic

Step 2: Cells

The graph shows the cells that are rel­e­vant in your appli­ca­tion. Hov­er over the cir­cu­lar marks to see the cell man­u­fac­tur­er and cell name. You can also zoom into the graph by scrolling and drag the graph where you want it. To reset the view just right click into the graph.

Format: 
18650
21700
Pouch
Pris­mat­ic
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Set­up Graph: 
Axis 
Type 

Please put in at least one require­ment val­ue to show an overview table of your rel­e­vant cells. 

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Next Steps

Great, you iden­ti­fied rel­e­vant cells for our appli­ca­tion. You did that based on your capac­i­ty, cur­rent, ener­gy and pow­er require­ments. To make the right cell choice and to devel­op your bat­tery sys­tem, you must go deeper: 
  • Bate­mo Cells Bat­tery sys­tems are devel­oped based on sim­u­la­tions. We help you out and sup­ply every­thing you need.
  • Bate­mo Cell Data To fur­ther eval­u­ate if a cer­tain cell is the right choice for you, you must ana­lyze the cell per­for­mance in the whole oper­a­tional area. There­fore, you need exten­sive mea­sure­ment data that allows a detailed analy­sis and the com­par­i­son of dif­fer­ent cells. We have all you need!
  • Bate­mo Cell Report Inter­est­ed in a tech­ni­cal deep dive? Then our report is what you need. You learn the details about the cell includ­ing the out­er and inner con­struc­tion, the safe­ty fea­tures and the materials.
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