Silicon-based carbon composites are believed as promising anodes in the near future due to their outstanding specific capacity and relatively lower volume effect compared to pure silicon anodes.Herein,a multilayer spherical core-shell (M-SCS) electrode with a graphite framework prepared with Si@O-MCMB/C nanoparticles is developed,which aims to realize chemically/mechanically stability during the lithiation/delithiation process with high specific capacity.An electrochemical-/mechanical-coupling model for the M-SCS structure is established with various chemical/mechanical boundary conditions.The simulation of finite difference method (FDM) has been conducted based on the proposed coupling model,by which the diffusion-induced stress along both the radial and the circumferential directions is determined.Moreover,factors that influence the diffusion-induced stress of the M-SCS structure have been discussed and analyzed in detail.