Table 3.
Application value of fiber optic sensors in different battery research
| Battery type | Embedding position | Function | Refs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coin battery | Symmetrically embedded in the middle of the cell | Traverse the battery, can be installed at any position; especially suitable for embedding at the most active electrochemical location | [99, 139] |
| Swagelok battery | Symmetrically embedded in the middle of the electrode | Achieves higher detection accuracy than pouch batteries after embedding | [68, 70, 99] |
| Three-electrode battery | Between electrode sheets, near the reference electrode | Cross-confirmation of optical and electrical signals; excellent binding performance | [71] |
| Pouch battery | Between electrode sheets | Can be embedded at any position, enabling measurement of battery non-uniformity; features a one-to-many characteristic with strong scalability | [35, 41] |
| Cylindrical battery | In the mandrel | Directly embedded in the battery core, avoids delayed judgment of internal temperature due to low radial thermal conductivity | [36, 39, 49] |
| Hard shell battery | Between electrode sheets | [140] | |
| Solid state battery | Inside the active material | Able to detect the expansion issues of solid-state electrodes that conventional external sensors cannot detect | [99] |
| Wearable batter | Can be used as a battery matrix; can also be wound around the battery | Flexible mechanical properties and minimal radial size, can flex freely within flexible batteries, can be used as the base for supporting batteries | – |