Roadster Physics Lab
Explore four original Lemonergy experiments with a 3D cutaway, live forces, editable packs and a native block inspector for every subsystem.
Interactive use case · authored engineering assumptions
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Start with a worked example, follow a practical guide, or explore the sources behind a design idea. Every page connects the explanation to its assumptions and evidence.
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Open a worked pack-design case or run a prepared simulation, inspect its inputs and results, and trace the assumptions behind it.
Explore four original Lemonergy experiments with a 3D cutaway, live forces, editable packs and a native block inspector for every subsystem.
Interactive use case · authored engineering assumptions
Run and inspect ten prepared battery, circuit and thermal examples with software figures, downloadable model data and numerical references.
Draft explanation
Build a two-branch equivalent-circuit cell in Lemonergy and follow terminal voltage, instantaneous resistance and slower polarization during two discharge pulses.
Editorially reviewed
Build a driven RLC equation model in Lemonergy, inspect its connected blocks and compare current, charge and input voltage against an analytical reference.
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Calculate the tip temperature of a rod carrying 18 W from a 100 °C base through its axial resistance.
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Calculate heat loss from the cylindrical surface of a uniform 55 °C rod into 20 °C air.
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Integrate the temperature of a uniform insulated rod heated with a constant 18 W input.
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Follow one rod thermal mass with base conduction and combined losses to ambient.
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Follow the CT-01 parameter-recovery experiment: prepare synthetic pulse data, estimate equivalent-circuit parameters and check the recovered response.
Draft explanation
Check passive heat transfer between two equal thermal masses without sources or losses.
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Check that a finite heat pulse releases the intended energy and stops at the declared event.
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Check that heat from the first cell produces the expected sampled trigger in its neighbor.
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Inspect the same two-cell event model with weaker inter-cell heat transfer.
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Follow a 16S1P LF280K pack from a simple 8 kWh load budget to the existing Lemonergy design workspace. Inspect the native case, distinguish nominal energy from simulated state of charge, and keep estimated cell resistance and equipment limits visible.
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Run a prepared example, interpret and download its results, or adapt a model in the Pro editor.
Run a prepared Lemonergy example, inspect its blocks and signals, download the results, and adapt a model with Pro.
Draft explanation
Read the signal table, compare plotted traces, diagnose a failed limit and distinguish a fresh run from a saved result.
Draft explanation
Collect repeatable results from Lemonergy and an independent implementation, check the same inputs and numerical gates, and retain evidence that another engineer can reproduce.
Draft explanation
Understand the engineering ideas, assumptions and proposed applications behind a design.
A starting point for thermal-management explanations, cooling concepts, source references and design studies.
Draft explanation
Evaluate an optional cooling path through a CCS assembly, with source attribution, linked components and explicit validation needs.
proposed
Compare joint and cell temperatures under the same current profile, coolant inlet temperature and flow.
proposed
Investigate whether connector temperatures constrain repeated power pulses before bulk-cell temperatures do.
proposed
Compare joint, surface and internal temperature gradients while warming the module.
proposed
Compare assembly height, coolant routing, mass and service access against a conventional module.
proposed
Explore finite heat release, bidirectional exchange, sampled triggering and energy accounting in four synthetic models.
Draft explanation
Lemonergy parts, a battery with OCV, resistance and temperature, an explicit suspension, enforced or flagged limits; drive it live or run the event.
Under study
Find articles, bibliographic records, parts, requirements and evidence provenance.
Publisher’s descriptive article about cooling passages within a CCS carrier.
Source description
JONVER describes coolant passages integrated into the CCS insulating carrier near the busbars and terminal connections. The assembly accommodates sensing electronics and dedicated cell-vent openings. Warm coolant can provide preheating. This is the publisher’s description, not measured Lemonergy performance.
Source description
The existing interconnect class is relevant to a cooled CCS study. Its catalog entry does not establish compatibility or performance for a cooled assembly.
Catalog reference
An existing cooling component for the comparison baseline; a combined configuration may retain bottom cooling.
Catalog reference
Measure joint resistance, thermal contact resistance, carrier properties, contact areas, channel dimensions and coolant properties.
Open evidence question
Distinguish cell, terminal/busbar and coolant states. Account for joint heating once and track where coolant heat is removed.
Open evidence question
Represent top clearance, vent paths, electrical isolation, seals, coolant routing and service access in the geometry.
Open evidence question
Measure joint and cell temperatures, flow, pressure drop and pump power using identical baseline and candidate duties.
Open evidence question
The retained CT-01 contract transcribes ParameterSummary ID 5 for BAK N18650CL-29 at 25 °C and 0.4 SOC. Its original retrieval date is August 23, 2026; the campaign source notes record a September 30, 2026 check. The measured source voltage waveform was not imported.
Bibliographic reference · contents not reviewed
The retained campaign contract records the circuit inputs and published current/charge expressions. Campaign source notes record a September 30, 2026 check. Lemonergy implements a connected numerical equation graph; it does not invoke a symbolic Laplace solver.
Bibliographic reference · contents not reviewed
The retained campaign contract records the iron-rod inputs and printed answers for Examples 1–3. Campaign source notes record a September 30, 2026 check. The local linear and lumped exponential trajectories are analytical constructions, not downloaded Simscape traces.
Bibliographic reference · contents not reviewed
Read the battery, RLC and heat-transfer evidence batch with its frozen contracts, comparison table and recorded provenance.
Draft explanation
Pang and Zhang’s experimental study of parameter identification for a two-branch RC battery model; related reading for pulse-response modeling and the distinction between synthetic recovery and measured validation.
Source description
A review connecting thermal-runaway model choices with prediction and detection methods; background for understanding what a numerical verification case can and cannot establish.
Source description
An experimental and numerical LTO-module study comparing cold-plate arrangements, temperature distributions and pressure drop; related reading for planning a cooling comparison.
Source description
The undated manufacturer sheet used for the LFP storage example, including rating conditions and the distinction between published AC impedance and estimated DC resistance.
Bibliographic reference