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Cell arrangement (also battery arrangement or battery configuration) refers to how the cells are grouped to provide power with sufficient current and voltage output for the application.
- Series arrangements raise pack voltage
- Parallel arrangements increase pack current capacity, as well as balance cells if they are cross-connected.
- Notation
- See Battery Cell Arrangement Notation to understand how Zero's battery cell arrangements are described.
| Cell | Voltage | Series | Pack Voltage | Years | Platform | Configuration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Molicel 26700 | 3.8V | 14
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2009 | S | 14s24p | Monolith (12 or 24 parallel) |
| 2010-2011 | X | 14s12p | |||||
| S | 14s24p | ||||||
| EIG C020 20Ah | 3.65V | 18 | 2012 | X | 18s1p | 1 module | |
| S | 18s2p or 18s3p | 2 or 3-brick monolith | |||||
| Farasis 25Ah | 28 |
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2013-2014 | XMX | 28s1p | 1-2 removable modules | |
| SDS | 28s3p or 28s4p | 3 or 4-brick monolith | |||||
| 2015 | XMX | 28s1p | 1-2 removable modules | ||||
| Farasis 27Ah | SDS | 28s3p or 28s4p | 3 or 4-brick monolith | ||||
| Farasis 29Ah | 2016 | XMX | 28s1p | 1-2 removable modules | |||
| SDS | 28s3p or 28s4p | 3 or 4-brick monolith | |||||
| 2017-present | XMX | 28s2p | Long Brick (fixed), or 1-2 removable modules | ||||
| SDS | 28s2p or 28s4p | Long Brick with storage, or 2xLong Brick monolith |
- References
- 2011 Zero S battery rebuild to Tesla cells reveals Molicel construction for the 2009-2011 era.
- Zero Motorcycles BATTERY for your E-projects!! by DoctorBass
