A battery pack includes a housing, and a battery cell or battery cell assembly and a circuit board that are disposed in the housing, and further includes: a first electrical connector connecting one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; a second electrical connector connecting the other one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; and a third electrical connector disposed on the circuit board and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrical device to supply power from the battery cell to the electrical device through the third electrical connector. The third electrical connector includes a socket terminal in press fit with a pin terminal of the external electrical device. The technical solution involves supplying power from the battery cell to the electrical device.

A battery pack includes a housing, and a battery cell or battery cell assembly and a circuit board that are disposed in the housing, and further includes: a first electrical connector connecting one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; a second electrical connector connecting the other one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; and a third electrical connector disposed on the circuit board and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrical device to supply power from the battery cell to the electrical device through the third electrical connector. The third electrical connector includes a socket terminal in press fit with a pin terminal of the external electrical device. The technical solution involves supplying power from the battery cell to the electrical device.

A battery pack includes a housing, and a battery cell or battery cell assembly and a circuit board that are disposed in the housing, and further includes: a first electrical connector connecting one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; a second electrical connector connecting the other one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; and a third electrical connector disposed on the circuit board and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrical device to supply power from the battery cell to the electrical device through the third electrical connector. The third electrical connector includes a socket terminal in press fit with a pin terminal of the external electrical device. The technical solution involves supplying power from the battery cell to the electrical device.

A battery pack includes a housing, and a battery cell or battery cell assembly and a circuit board that are disposed in the housing, and further includes: a first electrical connector connecting one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; a second electrical connector connecting the other one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; and a third electrical connector disposed on the circuit board and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrical device to supply power from the battery cell to the electrical device through the third electrical connector. The third electrical connector includes a socket terminal in press fit with a pin terminal of the external electrical device. The technical solution involves supplying power from the battery cell to the electrical device.

Battery packs are presented having structural members for improving thermal management of battery cells therein. In some embodiments, the battery packs include a first end-member positioned opposite a second end-member and parallel thereto. The battery packs also include a first side beam positioned opposite a second side beam and parallel thereto. The first side beam and the second side beam extend longitudinally between the first end-member and the second end-member. A longitudinal member is disposed between the first side beam and the second side beam and defines a plurality of longitudinal rows. The battery packs may additionally include a lateral member disposed between first end-member and the second end-member to partition the plurality of longitudinal rows into an array of battery cell compartments. A battery cell is disposed within at least one battery cell compartment.

Battery packs are presented having structural members for improving thermal management of battery cells therein. In some embodiments, the battery packs include a first end-member positioned opposite a second end-member and parallel thereto. The battery packs also include a first side beam positioned opposite a second side beam and parallel thereto. The first side beam and the second side beam extend longitudinally between the first end-member and the second end-member. A longitudinal member is disposed between the first side beam and the second side beam and defines a plurality of longitudinal rows. The battery packs may additionally include a lateral member disposed between first end-member and the second end-member to partition the plurality of longitudinal rows into an array of battery cell compartments. A battery cell is disposed within at least one battery cell compartment.

A battery system, in particular for an aircraft, having a housing, which is sealed gas-tight, and a cell block, which is formed from a plurality of battery cells connected electrically and mechanically by contact plates. The housing can be connected to a vacuum pump in order to generate vacuum within the housing and a vacuum prevails within the housing, wherein at least one housing side wall of the housing is flexible enough that the housing side wall is tensioned together with the cell block by the vacuum acting within the housing. A vehicle, in particular an aircraft, may be electrified, at least in part, by such a battery system.

A battery system, in particular for an aircraft, having a housing, which is sealed gas-tight, and a cell block, which is formed from a plurality of battery cells connected electrically and mechanically by contact plates. The housing can be connected to a vacuum pump in order to generate vacuum within the housing and a vacuum prevails within the housing, wherein at least one housing side wall of the housing is flexible enough that the housing side wall is tensioned together with the cell block by the vacuum acting within the housing. A vehicle, in particular an aircraft, may be electrified, at least in part, by such a battery system.

A battery including a battery body and a flange portion; the battery body includes a first side face protruding from a surface of the battery body; the flange portion is arranged outside the battery body and includes a protrusion segment connected to the battery body, the protrusion segment protruding away from the battery body.

A battery including a battery body and a flange portion; the battery body includes a first side face protruding from a surface of the battery body; the flange portion is arranged outside the battery body and includes a protrusion segment connected to the battery body, the protrusion segment protruding away from the battery body.

A battery cell assembly includes a plurality of cylindrical cell blocks, each of the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks including a plurality of cylindrical cells, a block cover configured to cover an upper side of the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks and electrically connect the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks, a cooling plate located opposite to the block cover and disposed at a lower side of the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks and a heat transfer member disposed between the cooling plate and the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks and having a plurality of thermal interface materials corresponding to bottom portions of the plurality of cylindrical cells.

A battery cell assembly includes a plurality of cylindrical cell blocks, each of the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks including a plurality of cylindrical cells, a block cover configured to cover an upper side of the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks and electrically connect the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks, a cooling plate located opposite to the block cover and disposed at a lower side of the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks and a heat transfer member disposed between the cooling plate and the plurality of cylindrical cell blocks and having a plurality of thermal interface materials corresponding to bottom portions of the plurality of cylindrical cells.