DocumentCode
2292223
Title
Mobile power challenges for the Army´s Objective Force
Author
Plichta, E.J. ; Hendrickson, M.A. ; Hamlen, R.P.
fYear
2002
fDate
2002
Firstpage
109
Lastpage
111
Abstract
The rapid transformation of the US Army towards the Objective Force will require dominance over the full spectrum of battlefield operations. An agile, more lethal, versatile and sustainable force will require power for highly mobile vehicles, to unattended ground sensors, down to the individual Warfighter. Advances in lithium ion chemistries have shown promise as a versatile power source for a variety of applications that will enable the Objective Force mission. This paper explores the Army´s developments and potential uses of Li-ion batteries in the future combat theater
Keywords
electrochemistry; lithium; military equipment; secondary cells; Li; Li-ion secondary batteries; Objective Force; US Army; applications; combat theater; versatile power source; Batteries; Chemical sensors; Chemistry; Command and control systems; Force sensors; Intelligent vehicles; Land vehicles; Protection; Road vehicles; Sensor systems;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Battery Conference on Applications and Advances, 2002. The Seventeenth Annual
Conference_Location
Long Beach, CA
ISSN
1089-8182
Print_ISBN
0-7803-7132-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/BCAA.2002.986380
Filename
986380
Link To Document