LFP high-temperature degradation

High-temperature charging in Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries accelerates electrolyte decomposition, increases internal resistance, and raises thermal runaway risks. Elevated temperatures above 45°C degrade cathode stability, reduce cycle life by up to 40%, and compromise safety mechanisms. Proper thermal management systems and charging protocols below 35°C are critical to mitigate capacity fade and prevent catastrophic … Read more