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      "definition": "A series of short constant-current pulses each followed by a long rest, so that both the equilibrium voltage curve and the solid diffusion coefficient can be extracted at each state of charge. It is slow, often days per cell, and a staple of parameterisation.",
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        "lede": "The measurements and test procedures that characterise a cell or pack, from capacity and pulse tests to abuse and environmental tests.",
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        "definition": "The voltage across a cell’s terminals when no current flows and the cell has rested long enough for the voltage to settle. It depends on state of charge and temperature, and a cell whose open-circuit voltage falls unusually fast in storage may have an internal short.",
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        "definition": "The voltage-step counterpart of GITT: the potential is stepped and the decaying current recorded, giving the diffusion coefficient from the current transient. It needs a potentiostat rather than a cycler.",
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        "definition": "Pausing the current for a few seconds every few minutes during a slow constant-current cycle and fitting the voltage response against the square root of time. The instant jump gives internal resistance and the slope a diffusion resistance, mapped across the whole state-of-charge range in a single cycle — a fast alternative to GITT.",
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        "section": "topic-charging",
        "definition": "The plot of terminal voltage against delivered capacity at a given current and temperature. Its shape identifies the chemistry — LFP is flat, NMC slopes — and its area is the delivered energy.",
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          "text": "If available capacity is 5 Ah and 3 Ah remains by the chosen estimator, SOC is 60%. A different estimate of available capacity changes this percentage, so compare SOC values only with the capacity convention recorded."
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        "definition": "The net movement of a species from where it is concentrated to where it is scarce, driven by random thermal motion. In a cell lithium diffuses through the electrolyte in the pores and, far more slowly, through the solid particles themselves.",
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