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I am a dealer who sells new bikes that are orderd, received, and built. We do not question the quality of the batteries that come with the bikes and assume that a new bike equals a new battery. Once a year we have a demo sale and occasionally get a question about battery life. What we provide is mileage on the battery and a guesstimate of the number of charges the battery has gone through.
My techs asked me if there was any available technology that could assess battery quality with a greater degree of accuracy. I could not answer them affirmatively.
Is it possible to design a lithium ion battery that can measure the condition of the cells and provide # of charges incurred, expected remaining life, and any measurement of how well the cells are holding and delivering a charge. Given that the battery is the most expensive replacement item you'd think this would be of relevant.
My techs asked me if there was any available technology that could assess battery quality with a greater degree of accuracy. I could not answer them affirmatively.
Is it possible to design a lithium ion battery that can measure the condition of the cells and provide # of charges incurred, expected remaining life, and any measurement of how well the cells are holding and delivering a charge. Given that the battery is the most expensive replacement item you'd think this would be of relevant.