LMFP
LMFP, or lithium manganese iron phosphate, is a type of cathode material used in lithium-ion batteries. It is a variation of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) but incorporates manganese into its crystal structure. This addition of manganese aims to improve upon the properties of LFP, particularly its energy density and operating voltage.
The chemical formula for LMFP is typically represented as LiMnₓFe₁₋ₓPO₄, where 'x' indicates the proportion of
LMFP retains many of the desirable characteristics of LFP, such as good thermal stability, a long cycle
However, LMFP also presents challenges. The introduction of manganese can sometimes lead to a decrease in conductivity,