EVE EnergyLF90K

Measured at Batemo: the EVE Energy LF90K delivers 147 Wh/kg energy density and sustains 815 W continuous power in a prismatic cell.

Opened, measured and modelled at Batemo in Karlsruhe, Germany · 196 measured parameters per cell · not datasheet values

Available asModelReportData

Dimensions
195.3 x 130.1 x 36.2mm
Mass
1,991.3 g
Internal resistance
Insights only — measured at Batemo, available in Batemo Insights
Spread across a measured batch
Insights only — measured at Batemo, available in Batemo Insights
EVE Energy LF90K: the physical cell next to its Batemo model
The measured cell and its physical model
EVE Energy LF90K
147 Wh/kg · 1,006 W/kg
04,0008,0000250500power, W/kg →energy, Wh/kg →

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Show all 17 measured values — and 3 more behind the lock

ENERGY

Gravimetric energy (C/10)
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The energy exchanged during the C/10 discharge described under Capacity, divided by the cell’s mass or volume. Measured directly, not calculated from the nominal capacity. Full definition

147Wh/kg
Volumetric energy (C/10)
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The energy exchanged during the C/10 discharge described under Capacity, divided by the cell’s mass or volume. Measured directly, not calculated from the nominal capacity. Full definition

318Wh/L
Absolute energy (C/10)
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The energy exchanged during the C/10 discharge described under Capacity, in watt-hours. Measured directly, not calculated from the nominal capacity. Full definition

293.33Wh

POWER

Gravimetric power, peak
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The peak or continuous power above, divided by the cell’s mass or volume. Not a datasheet rating — the current behind it was measured on Batemo’s own test benches. Full definition

1,006W/kg
Gravimetric power, continuous
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The peak or continuous power above, divided by the cell’s mass or volume. Not a datasheet rating — the current behind it was measured on Batemo’s own test benches. Full definition

409W/kg
Volumetric power, peak
?

The peak or continuous power above, divided by the cell’s mass or volume. Not a datasheet rating — the current behind it was measured on Batemo’s own test benches. Full definition

2,169W/L
Volumetric power, continuous
?

The peak or continuous power above, divided by the cell’s mass or volume. Not a datasheet rating — the current behind it was measured on Batemo’s own test benches. Full definition

882W/L
Absolute power, peak
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Peak figures come from the highest current Batemo measured the cell to sustain briefly; continuous figures use the lower current it can sustain without interruption. Both stop at the same 2.5 V / 80 °C condition as the discharge measurements. Full definition

2,003.4W
Absolute power, continuous
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Peak figures come from the highest current Batemo measured the cell to sustain briefly; continuous figures use the lower current it can sustain without interruption. Both stop at the same 2.5 V / 80 °C condition as the discharge measurements. Full definition

815.0W

CURRENT

Absolute current, peak
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The highest constant discharge current Batemo measured the cell to sustain briefly, before the same 2.5 V / 80 °C stop condition applies. Full definition

680.7A
Absolute current, continuous
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The highest constant discharge current Batemo measured the cell to sustain continuously, before the same 2.5 V / 80 °C stop condition applies. Full definition

265.1A

PHYSICAL

Dimensions
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Measured on the physical cell at Batemo, in Karlsruhe, Germany — not taken from the manufacturer's drawing. Volume is derived from the measured capacity and its volumetric density, not measured with a caliper. Full definition

195.3 x 130.1 x 36.2mm
Mass
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Measured on the physical cell at Batemo, in Karlsruhe, Germany — not taken from the manufacturer's drawing. Volume is derived from the measured capacity and its volumetric density, not measured with a caliper. Full definition

1,991.3g
Volume
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Measured on the physical cell at Batemo, in Karlsruhe, Germany — not taken from the manufacturer's drawing. Volume is derived from the measured capacity and its volumetric density, not measured with a caliper. Full definition

923.8cm³
Format
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Measured on the physical cell at Batemo, in Karlsruhe, Germany — not taken from the manufacturer's drawing. Volume is derived from the measured capacity and its volumetric density, not measured with a caliper. Full definition

prismatic

CELL

Absolute capacity, nominal
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Discharged from a full charge at a constant C/10 current and 25 °C, until the cell reaches 2.5 V or its surface reaches 80 °C. Nominal is the value from the datasheet; measured, gravimetric and volumetric are what Batemo recorded during that discharge. Full definition

91.50Ah
Absolute capacity, measured (C/10)
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Discharged from a full charge at a constant C/10 current and 25 °C, until the cell reaches 2.5 V or its surface reaches 80 °C. Nominal is the value from the datasheet; measured, gravimetric and volumetric are what Batemo recorded during that discharge. Full definition

90.52Ah
Mean voltage (C/10)
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The charge-averaged voltage across the same C/10 discharge — the exchanged energy divided by the exchanged charge, not a single number picked from a curve. It is a measured mean, not the nominal voltage printed on a datasheet. Full definition

3.24V

In Batemo Insights

Impedance spectrum (EIS)
Insights only — measured at Batemo, available in Batemo Insights
Heat generation and thermal properties
Insights only — measured at Batemo, available in Batemo Insights
Capacity loss after formation
Insights only — measured at Batemo, available in Batemo Insights

What this cell does when you actually load it.

The table above gives you one capacity number. Below is what EVE Energy LF90K does under load — measured on our own test bench, across many operating points and several ambient temperatures. Every cell in the library is measured under identical conditions, which is what makes them comparable at all. At 1C — the one rate measured on every cell — usable energy is 87% to 99% of what the same cell delivers at C/10.

All three panels below use the same 16 measured operating points, at 25 °C ambient.

energy

16 pts · 25 °C · lin

How much energy can it deliver?

The graph visualizes how much energy the cell can deliver when operated at different powers.

usable energy / Wh

150200250300010002000

discharge power / W

At 25 °C ambient, EVE Energy LF90K delivers 165.1 Wh at 2,018 W — down from 293.3 Wh at C/10 (30 W).

thermal

16 pts · 25 °C · lin

How hot does it get?

The greater the thermal losses, the more the cell heats up, resulting in higher depleted power.

max. surface temperature / °C

2030405060010002000

discharge power / W

At 25 °C ambient, EVE Energy LF90K's surface reaches 52.3 °C at 2,018 W — up from 26.6 °C at C/10 (30 W).

runtime

16 pts · 25 °C · log

How long can it deliver the power?

The more power the cell supplies, the shorter it can deliver the power.

runtime to cutoff / s (log)

100100010k100k010002000

discharge power / W

At 25 °C ambient, EVE Energy LF90K runs for 5 min at 2,018 W — down from 9 h 54 min at C/10 (30 W).

The top 3 challenges you face with this cell.

Every cell is a compromise. This cell's own measurements point to three challenges you will face with it. Each one shows the number behind it and where Batemo helps you solve it.

BMS development

Estimating the SOC

0–680.7A0–100% SOCup to 55°C

a BMS has to be right in every corner of this space

0

500

1000

W/kg

40 °C

25 °C

0 °C

−20 °C

hottest point

the challenge

This cell runs anywhere between 0 A and 680.7 A. How wrong is my state of charge across that span?

Every percent of estimation error is paid for twice: once as range nobody uses, once as margin nobody touches.

BMS development

Thermal analysis

Getting the heat out

about 55mW/cm²

of heat at typical operation — 41 W in total

heat out

744 cm² of surface

the challenge

I push 815 W through each cell of my module. The sensor sits on the case. How far is it from the hot spot?

A surface temperature is not the temperature that decides. What no sensor on a finished cell can show is the temperature inside it — and the gap between the two grows exactly where it matters.

Thermal analysis

System optimization

Getting more from the pack

3.240V mean

this cell at C/10 — each dot a load case of an example cell

0

20

40

60

Ah/kg

C/10

1C

4C

8C

12C

datasheet

cut-off voltage

the challenge

My load peaks at 680.7 A against 265.1 A continuous. Does the pack dip below cut-off, or does derating bite first?

An equivalent circuit fitted to a handful of measurements reproduces those points and drifts everywhere else — which is exactly where a system study goes.

System optimization

These three are the challenges this cell's own numbers raise. Which of them decides your product is something only your load profile can say — and that is the next question, not this one.

What the model of the EVE Energy LF90K answers that the measurement cannot.

Batemo built a physics-based model of the EVE Energy LF90K from the measurements above, then checked it against the full set of validation experiments — discharge, charge, pulses and profiles. Across all of them the model deviates from the measurement by 0.025 V in voltage and 1.3 K in surface temperature, in root mean square. These are deviations Batemo measured, not a tolerance Batemo promises.

“If you can show us another battery cell model that is more accurate, we will refund your money.”

BatemoOn every one of the 198 Batemo Cell Models in the library
Voltage
0.025V
0.9 % of the measured range
Temperature
1.3K
1.7 % of the measured range
Power
1.99W
0.6 % of the measured range
Energy
5.160Wh
2.5 % of the measured range

More on the Batemo Cell Model ›

Each value is the root mean square of the difference between measurement and simulation, across the full set of validation experiments for this cell — discharge, charge, pulses and profiles. A quarter of those experiments is known only to the party challenging the model, and not to Batemo. Model reference B0103.

How this cell sits in the field.

Nearest by measured specific energy and power — the two axes of the Ragone map above. Not by chemistry, and not a recommendation. Other numbers, like continuous current, can still differ a lot.

The two closest cells in the library

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CBAK AP050

prismatic
  • Gravimetric energy150 Wh/kg+2.0%
  • Gravimetric power, peak1,201 W/kg+19.4%
  • Absolute current, continuous248.8 A-6.1%
  • Mass1,214 g-39.0%
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This cell at the center of a map of specific energy (horizontal) and specific peak power (vertical). Same build + closest behaviour: EVE Power LF100LA, 17% apart. Also close: CBAK AP050, 20% apart.×1.50×0.67×1.50×0.67energy →power ↑10%25%

Ring percentages measure overall distance — energy and power combined. The ×-numbers on the dashed box measure just one axis: a point on that edge has that many times this cell's own specific energy or power.

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prismatic
  • Gravimetric energy167 Wh/kg+13.2%
  • Gravimetric power, peak1,107 W/kg+10.1%
  • Absolute current, continuous382.3 A+44.2%
  • Mass1,980 g-0.6%
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