Lithium iron manganese phosphate

Lithium manganese iron phosphate (LMFP) is considered an upgraded version of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) in the industry and is a relatively feasible solution for upgrading lithium iron phosphate. By doping lithium iron phosphate materials with manganese, lithium manganese iron phosphate solid solution materials can be synthesized, which can improve the energy density of lithium iron phosphate, making lithium manganese iron phosphate an excellent energy storage material with both high energy density and high safety.

Lithium iron manganese phosphate belongs to the olivine structure, in which the PO4 (phosphate ion) tetrahedra are very stable and can serve as structural support during charging and discharging, giving lithium iron manganese phosphate excellent thermodynamic and kinetic stability.

The new generation of lithium manganese iron phosphate products has a discharge capacity of 138 mAh/g at 0.3C.

Good rate performance, 96.8% capacity retention at 5C discharge.

Excellent low-temperature performance, with a discharge capacity retention of 95.3% at -20℃ and 0.2.

It is suitable for power applications, with advantages such as high voltage level and good low-temperature performance.