Under the "cell" window, users should be able to select the container they want to use. The IEC designates coin cells, cylindrical cells and prismatic cells (lumping jelly-rolled prismatic and multi-layered pouch cells together). Here we run into a problem that the official IEC designation differs from the colloquial terms. For example, 18650 is actually R19/66. @eibar-flores , we should discuss how to handle this.
Since the purpose is to make it easy for people, I'd say we should stick to the colloquial terms. That would make it:
Cylindrical: R1865, R2170, R4680
Coin: R2032, R2023
Prismatic: P53450
Pouch: P73450
where for example the default parameterization from Chen2020 is for a R2170 cell.
Under the "cell" window, users should be able to select the container they want to use. The IEC designates coin cells, cylindrical cells and prismatic cells (lumping jelly-rolled prismatic and multi-layered pouch cells together). Here we run into a problem that the official IEC designation differs from the colloquial terms. For example, 18650 is actually R19/66. @eibar-flores , we should discuss how to handle this.
Since the purpose is to make it easy for people, I'd say we should stick to the colloquial terms. That would make it:
Cylindrical: R1865, R2170, R4680
Coin: R2032, R2023
Prismatic: P53450
Pouch: P73450
where for example the default parameterization from Chen2020 is for a R2170 cell.