“…For linear electronic component systems, the KK relationship for complex impedance is generally satisfied; however, in electrochemical electrode systems, the four conditions under which the KK relationship holds are not always satisfied. Therefore, the reliability of the obtained electrochemical impedance spectra data can be checked by the KK relationship [30][31][32], and based on reliable electrochemical impedance spectral data, one can accurately analyze the physicochemical properties of a system [33]. When a battery is in a quasi-steady state that satisfies the properties of causality, stability, linearity, and finiteness, it can be regarded as a linear system perturbed by small signals, and the real and imaginary parts of the measured impedance should satisfy the KK transformation relationship shown in Equation (3):…”