Patent classifications
H01G13/02
Winding apparatus and method
A winding apparatus is disclosed for winding material around a core of flat shape rotated around a rotation axis carried by a crank that is in turn carried by another crank, the three rotation axes of the core and of the two cranks being motorized independently by respective electric cams, with three distinct laws of motion programmed to cancel the variations in position and speed of the material entering the core. The winding apparatus is used for the production of electric energy storage devices.
Winding apparatus and method
A winding apparatus is disclosed for winding material around a core of flat shape rotated around a rotation axis carried by a crank that is in turn carried by another crank, the three rotation axes of the core and of the two cranks being motorized independently by respective electric cams, with three distinct laws of motion programmed to cancel the variations in position and speed of the material entering the core. The winding apparatus is used for the production of electric energy storage devices.
ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE
An energy storage device includes an electrode assembly having a negative electrode plate and a separator wound around a tubular core material. The core material has a first line part and a second line part extending along a first imaginary line and a second imaginary line parallel to a long side surface of a case, respectively. At least one of the first line part and the second line part has a curved portion that protrudes toward the other beyond the first imaginary line or the second imaginary line. An inner peripheral edge of the negative electrode plate is located at a position other than the curved portion in at least one of the first line part and the second line part.
ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM, USE OF AN ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM, CHARGING DEVICE, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CHARGING AN ENERGY STORE
The invention relates to an energy storage system, the use of an energy storage system, a charging device, a system and a method for charging an energy store, the system comprising a re-chargeable energy store (1) and said energy store (1) having a rotatably mounted first roll (2) and a film (4) having electrodes (60, 61, 63, 65, 66). The film (4) is at least partially wound on the first roll (2).
HIGH-TEMPERATURE, HIGH-PERFORMANCE CAPACITOR THIN FILM CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION DEVICE AND METHOD
Disclosed are a high-temperature, high-performance capacitor thin film continuous production device and method. A thin film (3) to be processed is released by an unwinding roller (1), the position of the thin film to be processed is adjusted by an unwinding adjustment roller (2), such that the thin film is guaranteed to be located at the middle position of a discharge gap (12), and the thin film to be processed then passes through a plasma deposition area, the position of the processed thin film (7) is adjusted by a winding adjustment roller (4), and the processed thin film, after adjustment, is wound by a winding roller (6) after being drawn by a drawing roller (5), with the winding roller being an inflatable roller. The steady and controllable movement of the thin film in the deposition area is achieved. Large-scale continuous production, capable of matching the existing production speed of a polymer capacitor thin film, can be achieved using the device, wherein same has the advantages of flexible configuration, low environmental requirements, strong universality, a fast processing speed, low production costs and no pollution.
HIGH-TEMPERATURE, HIGH-PERFORMANCE CAPACITOR THIN FILM CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION DEVICE AND METHOD
Disclosed are a high-temperature, high-performance capacitor thin film continuous production device and method. A thin film (3) to be processed is released by an unwinding roller (1), the position of the thin film to be processed is adjusted by an unwinding adjustment roller (2), such that the thin film is guaranteed to be located at the middle position of a discharge gap (12), and the thin film to be processed then passes through a plasma deposition area, the position of the processed thin film (7) is adjusted by a winding adjustment roller (4), and the processed thin film, after adjustment, is wound by a winding roller (6) after being drawn by a drawing roller (5), with the winding roller being an inflatable roller. The steady and controllable movement of the thin film in the deposition area is achieved. Large-scale continuous production, capable of matching the existing production speed of a polymer capacitor thin film, can be achieved using the device, wherein same has the advantages of flexible configuration, low environmental requirements, strong universality, a fast processing speed, low production costs and no pollution.
Winding apparatus
A winding apparatus that produces electrical energy storage devices includes a rotatable winding core on which two electrode strips and two separator strips are wound, strip guides which guide the various strips along feeding paths, and at least one rotatable and/or slidable portion that supports at least one strip guide. The rotatable and/or slidable portion rotates and/or slides, respectively, to adjust the position of the respective strip according to an increase in the diameter of the wound product in order to have the desired insertion direction of the strip with respect to the peripheral surface of the product.
Winding apparatus
A winding apparatus that produces electrical energy storage devices includes a rotatable winding core on which two electrode strips and two separator strips are wound, strip guides which guide the various strips along feeding paths, and at least one rotatable and/or slidable portion that supports at least one strip guide. The rotatable and/or slidable portion rotates and/or slides, respectively, to adjust the position of the respective strip according to an increase in the diameter of the wound product in order to have the desired insertion direction of the strip with respect to the peripheral surface of the product.
Method of Winding Coilware, Computer Program Product, Control Device, and Winding Machine
A method of winding coilware via a winding machine having a plurality of winding devices, which are drivable by a plurality of drives which comprise at least a supply roll and a winding body, includes providing the coilware from the supply roll and winding the coilware over at least one deflection roll onto the winding body, where at least one drive is adjusted as a function of a position-dependent compensation signal at least partly compensating a defect, and where the position-dependent compensation signal for the drive is provided by acquiring a time domain interference variable during a winding operation, transforming the acquired interference variable into a frequency domain spectrum, filtering the spectrum via a filter specific to the winding device assigned to the drive, transforming the filtered spectrum back into the time domain to provide a time-dependent compensation signal, and transforming the time-dependent compensation signal into the position-dependent compensation signal.
Method of Winding Coilware, Computer Program Product, Control Device, and Winding Machine
A method of winding coilware via a winding machine having a plurality of winding devices, which are drivable by a plurality of drives which comprise at least a supply roll and a winding body, includes providing the coilware from the supply roll and winding the coilware over at least one deflection roll onto the winding body, where at least one drive is adjusted as a function of a position-dependent compensation signal at least partly compensating a defect, and where the position-dependent compensation signal for the drive is provided by acquiring a time domain interference variable during a winding operation, transforming the acquired interference variable into a frequency domain spectrum, filtering the spectrum via a filter specific to the winding device assigned to the drive, transforming the filtered spectrum back into the time domain to provide a time-dependent compensation signal, and transforming the time-dependent compensation signal into the position-dependent compensation signal.