Electrochemical Power Sources: Fundamentals, Systems, and Applications

Grab the attention of engineers, researchers, and energy professionals with Electrochemical Power Sources: Fundamentals, Systems, and Applications — a comprehensive guide by Eduardo Cattaneo, Bernhard Riegel, and Jürgen Garche. This authoritative volume bridges core electrochemistry with real-world systems, making it indispensable for anyone working in batteries, fuel cells, or supercapacitors.

Dive into clear explanations of electrode processes, electrolyte behavior, charge-discharge dynamics, and thermal management, paired with system-level design principles for portable electronics, automotive traction, and grid-scale storage. Practical chapters translate fundamentals into application: cell sizing, lifecycle considerations, safety, and performance optimization for renewable-energy integration. Regional and global perspectives emphasize market drivers and regulatory challenges across Europe, North America, and Asia, helping practitioners tailor solutions for diverse geographies.

Readers will appreciate balanced treatment of theory and practice — from governing equations and materials science to testing protocols and system architecture — all presented in accessible language with technical depth. Whether you’re an academic developing next-generation chemistries or an engineer deploying energy storage solutions, this book equips you with the knowledge to design, evaluate, and implement robust electrochemical power systems.

Compact yet thorough, this edition is a go-to reference for courses, R&D teams, and industry decision-makers seeking trusted insights into modern energy storage technologies. Order your copy today to strengthen your expertise in electrochemical power sources and stay ahead in the fast-evolving global energy landscape.

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