Patent classifications
H01M50/505
CELL-CONTACTING SYSTEM FOR A BATTERY MODULE AND BATTERY MODULE WITH SUCH A CELL-CONTACTING SYSTEM
A cell-contacting system for a battery module having a plurality of battery cells includes a plurality of cell connectors for electrically conductively connecting cell terminals of different battery cells, and a printed circuit board having a plurality of signal lines each configured for connecting a signal source of one of the plurality of cell connectors to a signal management circuit or a connection interface. The signal sources of the cell connectors are electrically conductively connected to the signal lines of the printed circuit board through connection elements. At least one of the connection elements is configured in the form of a press-fit connection element. A battery module having the cell-contacting system is also provided.
BATTERY SYSTEM WITH PARALLEL JOINING PROTECTION
A battery pack includes a housing having a positive terminal and a negative terminal. Battery cells are located within the housing and are selectively coupled to the positive terminal and coupled to the negative terminal. A battery management system is located within the housing and is configured to operate a first switch within the housing to selectively couple the battery cells and the positive terminal. A bleed circuit is electrically coupled between the positive terminal and the negative terminal. The bleed circuit includes a resistor and a second switch to selectively couple the positive terminal to the negative terminal. The battery management system is configured to open the first switch and close the second switch and measure a voltage drop across the resistor to detect a presence and type of voltage source connected to the positive terminal.
BATTERY SYSTEM WITH PARALLEL JOINING PROTECTION
A battery pack includes a housing having a positive terminal and a negative terminal. Battery cells are located within the housing and are selectively coupled to the positive terminal and coupled to the negative terminal. A battery management system is located within the housing and is configured to operate a first switch within the housing to selectively couple the battery cells and the positive terminal. A bleed circuit is electrically coupled between the positive terminal and the negative terminal. The bleed circuit includes a resistor and a second switch to selectively couple the positive terminal to the negative terminal. The battery management system is configured to open the first switch and close the second switch and measure a voltage drop across the resistor to detect a presence and type of voltage source connected to the positive terminal.
ENERGY STORAGE APPARATUS
An energy storage apparatus includes: an energy storage device; a substrate in which a through hole penetrating a main surface is formed; a through member that penetrates the through hole; and a lateral member disposed lateral to the substrate and covering a side surface of the substrate. The lateral member includes an opening through which at least one of two portions of the through member, the two portions sandwiching the through hole, is visually recognizable from the outside.
ENERGY STORAGE APPARATUS
An energy storage apparatus includes: an energy storage device; a substrate in which a through hole penetrating a main surface is formed; a through member that penetrates the through hole; and a lateral member disposed lateral to the substrate and covering a side surface of the substrate. The lateral member includes an opening through which at least one of two portions of the through member, the two portions sandwiching the through hole, is visually recognizable from the outside.
BATTERY, BATTERY MODULE, BATTERY PACK, AND AUTOMOBILE
A battery is provided. The battery includes: a housing and a plurality of accommodating cavities provided in the housing. Two adjacent accommodating cavities are separated by a partition plate. An electrode core assembly is arranged in each of the accommodating cavities. A plurality of electrode core assemblies are sequentially arranged along the first direction and connected in series. A spacer is arranged between the end of the electrode core assembly along the first direction and the partition plate.
BATTERY MODULE
The present disclosure relates to a battery module comprising: a plurality of battery cells each including an electrode tab; and a bus bar connected to the electrode tab to electrically connect the plurality of battery cells to each other. The bus bar includes a plate having a plurality of holes. The electrode tab of each of the battery cells is inserted into at least a part of the plurality of holes of the plate. The electrode tab inserted into the hole and the plate are coupled to each other by a welding bead, and the welding bead has a width and a height defined by Equations 1 and 2, respectively.
BATTERY MODULE
The present disclosure relates to a battery module comprising: a plurality of battery cells each including an electrode tab; and a bus bar connected to the electrode tab to electrically connect the plurality of battery cells to each other. The bus bar includes a plate having a plurality of holes. The electrode tab of each of the battery cells is inserted into at least a part of the plurality of holes of the plate. The electrode tab inserted into the hole and the plate are coupled to each other by a welding bead, and the welding bead has a width and a height defined by Equations 1 and 2, respectively.
HV BUSBAR MADE OF DISSIMILAR METALS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
An HV busbar configured to connect a plurality of battery modules to each other, has a conductor including a first metal plate and a second metal plate and an insulative resin coating layer on the outer circumferential surface of the conductor, wherein a first metal constituting the first metal plate and second metals having a lower melting temperature than the first metal are mixed in the second metal plate in the state in which the second metals are dispersed.
HV BUSBAR MADE OF DISSIMILAR METALS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
An HV busbar configured to connect a plurality of battery modules to each other, has a conductor including a first metal plate and a second metal plate and an insulative resin coating layer on the outer circumferential surface of the conductor, wherein a first metal constituting the first metal plate and second metals having a lower melting temperature than the first metal are mixed in the second metal plate in the state in which the second metals are dispersed.