Development of national battery for portable devices

Portable devices, whether military or commercial area charging is very important. The battery life of a battery, the length of time it takes to discharge the battery and the safety of the battery are becoming increasingly important. This is because the devices are getting smaller and smaller, and at the same time trying to increase their performance. In this case, both the chemical structure of the batteries changed as the energy requirement increased and various battery optimization methods were developed to extend the battery life. The chemistry of this thesis was developed by Tübitak Energy Institute. 6 Amper-hour (Ah) capacity (Lithium-Ion) battery cells can be used in portable devices, taking into account the chemical structure of the battery is made of electronic modules. Thanks to the capabilities added by the electronic modules, the battery has been transformed into a system which is safe to control the temperature thanks to the module attached to it, and as a way of measuring the amount of charge. Since the beginning of the study, it has not been attempted to just create a module that makes the battery usable, and it is aimed to compare with the capabilities of commercial products and to work towards their quality and even beyond. At the end of the study, it is aimed to reduce foreign dependency on portable device battery and to obtain a battery family which can be used in civil and military applications at least in the quality of imported products.