COMSOL Day: Battery Design

See what is possible with multiphysics modeling

Battery design and development has been an integral part of the electric vehicle and power industries, particularly as the investment in eco-friendly technologies has increased. The COMSOL Multiphysics® software is a multiphysics simulation platform that helps you set up physics-based, high-fidelity models of batteries of different types and with arbitrary chemistry. Such models can include material transport, charge transport, heat transfer, fluid flow, and electrochemical reactions. The software also features ready-made modeling interfaces for the most common battery types, such as lithium-ion, NiMH, and lead–acid batteries. You can also model at different scales, from the microscopic scale using heterogeneous models to the cell scale using porous electrode theory, as well as to the pack scale, with hundreds of battery cells. It is also possible to incorporate lumped models into system models and digital twins, such as electric vehicle drivetrains, and to create simulation apps for use by nonexperts.

Join us for COMSOL Day: Battery Design to learn from keynote talks and technical presentations about the benefits of using multiphysics simulation to study and design battery systems for portable and stationary applications as well as automotive applications. We will also give an overview of the relevant features in COMSOL Multiphysics® and demonstrate how the software can be used across large development teams.

Register for this free, 1-day online event below.

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