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Voltage-prioritized hierarchical assessment of voltage and capacity stability via cutoff-voltage regulation in high-nickel Li-rich all-solid-state batteries
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DOI：10.1016/j.elecom.2026.108186.png)
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• Voltage-prioritized hierarchical evaluation: First framework establishing voltage stability as prerequisite while maximizing capacity retention under this constraint. • Unified quantitative metrics: Percentage retentions enable direct comparison and hierarchical optimization of capacity and voltage degradation. • Optimal 2.4 V cutoff: Achieves 90.8% voltage retention and 89.3% capacity retention after 300 cycles, balancing redox activation with structural stability.
Keywords:
Li-rich layered oxide
All-solid-state battery
Voltage decay
Cutoff-voltage strategy
Cycling stability
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