Faraday

Faraday is a high-temperature electrolysis data visualizer with applications in button cell research.

This full-stack application establishes connections to the INL DeepLynx data warehouse, and reads button cell data into charts on a user interface.

Further, Faraday transmits button-cell data to a server application where electrochemical impedance spectroscopy libraries return analyses on distribution relaxation times, sigmoid regressions, and others under development.

Faraday users can compare two button cells by adding them to a comparison module, and generating reports to visualize their performance side-by-side.

Alpha Release

This software is in alpha. Presently it requires access to a DeepLynx development environment only accessible through the Idaho National Laboratory.

Future releases (2025) will further develop this software, and deploy it on the internet.

Research Contacts

Principle Investigator

Micah Casteel micah.casteel@inl.gov

Scientific Computing and AI

Nathan Woodruff nathan.woodruff@inl.gov

Hydrogen and Electrochemistry

Nick Kane nicholas.kane@inl.gov

Jeremy Hartvigsen jeremy.hartvigsen@inl.gov

Cite Me

Woodruff, N., Casteel, M., Kane, N., Hartvigsen, J., & Folks, D. (2024). Faraday. GitHub. https://github.com/IdahoLabResearch/Faraday

Developers

This software was developed by the following contributors

Nathan Woodruff

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