Galvanic vs Electrolytic

Galvanic vs Electrolytic behaviour poster

Since I know that this is a delicate topic, and many get confused, I will explain very briefly the nomenclature that I used. The IUPAC defines the anode as the electrode at which the oxidation occurs and the cathode as the electrode at which the reduction occurs. Therefore, in a galvanic cell, the negative electrode … Read more

Maximizing Electric Vehicle Battery Life

through Design, Thermal Management, and Revival Techniques Abstract Battery life (longevity) is a cornerstone of electric vehicle (EV) sustainability, particularly in fleet-heavy regions like India, where high usage, climate stress, and inconsistent charging behaviours accelerate degradation. At Yanti Innovative Electromotive Solutions, we focus on a revival-first approach to extend the functional life of EV batteries. … Read more

Lithium Ion Cell

slice through a lithium ion cell schematic

In a rechargeable lithium ion battery lithium ions move from the negative electrode to the positive electrode during discharge, and back when charging. The cathode is a lithium transition metal oxide, eg manganese or cobalt or a combination of transitional metals. The anode is a graphite-based material, which can intercalate or release lithium. When discharge … Read more