A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly having a first electrode tab protruding from a first side of the electrode assembly and a second electrode tab protruding from a second side of the electrode assembly; a case accommodating the electrode assembly and having a first opening at one side of the case and a second opening at another side of the case; a first terminal electrically coupled to the first electrode tab of the electrode assembly; a first cap plate sealing the first opening of the case and exposing the first terminal to the outside; a second terminal electrically coupled to the second electrode tab of the electrode assembly; and a second cap plate sealing the second opening of the case and exposing the second terminal to the outside, wherein the first electrode tab and the second electrode tab have bent portions.

A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly having a first electrode tab protruding from a first side of the electrode assembly and a second electrode tab protruding from a second side of the electrode assembly; a case accommodating the electrode assembly and having a first opening at one side of the case and a second opening at another side of the case; a first terminal electrically coupled to the first electrode tab of the electrode assembly; a first cap plate sealing the first opening of the case and exposing the first terminal to the outside; a second terminal electrically coupled to the second electrode tab of the electrode assembly; and a second cap plate sealing the second opening of the case and exposing the second terminal to the outside, wherein the first electrode tab and the second electrode tab have bent portions.

A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly including a current collection tab protruding to one side; a case including a main body having an accommodating part accommodating the electrode assembly, and a cover covering the main body; and an electrode lead electrically connected to the current collection tab and drawn out of the case, wherein the current collection tab is bent twice, and a length of the current collection tab is twice a thickness of the electrode assembly.

A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly including a current collection tab protruding to one side; a case including a main body having an accommodating part accommodating the electrode assembly, and a cover covering the main body; and an electrode lead electrically connected to the current collection tab and drawn out of the case, wherein the current collection tab is bent twice, and a length of the current collection tab is twice a thickness of the electrode assembly.

A secondary battery includes: an electrode assembly; a case accommodating the electrode assembly; a cap plate sealing the case; and a current collector plate welded between the electrode assembly and the case or between the electrode assembly and the cap plate. The current collector plate has a slit therein.

A secondary battery includes: an electrode assembly; a case accommodating the electrode assembly; a cap plate sealing the case; and a current collector plate welded between the electrode assembly and the case or between the electrode assembly and the cap plate. The current collector plate has a slit therein.

A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly including a first electrode plate, a separator, and a second electrode plate, a lower case in which the electrode assembly is accommodated and electrode tabs are provided on sidewalls opposing each other, an upper case coupled to the lower case, and an outer casing disposed to surround the lower case and the upper case. The electrode assembly is provided with a first uncoated electrode portion extending from the first electrode plate and a second uncoated electrode portion extending from the second electrode plate, and the first and second uncoated electrode portions are bent and connected to the electrode tab of the lower case.

A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly including a first electrode plate, a separator, and a second electrode plate, a lower case in which the electrode assembly is accommodated and electrode tabs are provided on sidewalls opposing each other, an upper case coupled to the lower case, and an outer casing disposed to surround the lower case and the upper case. The electrode assembly is provided with a first uncoated electrode portion extending from the first electrode plate and a second uncoated electrode portion extending from the second electrode plate, and the first and second uncoated electrode portions are bent and connected to the electrode tab of the lower case.

Energy storage devices, battery cells, and batteries of the present technology may include a housing characterized by a first end and a second end opposite the first end. The batteries may include a set of electrodes located within the housing. The set of electrodes may be positioned within the interior region of the housing. The set of electrodes may include a first electrode and a second electrode. The first electrode may include a tab coupled with a surface of the housing at a distal end and coupled with the first electrode at a proximal end. The tab may be coupled with a first surface of the first electrode. A first insulating material may be applied along a second surface of the first electrode across a section corresponding to a location where the tab is coupled with the first electrode. The batteries may also include a cap at least partially contained within the interior region of the housing. The cap may be characterized by a first surface facing the set of electrodes.

Energy storage devices, battery cells, and batteries of the present technology may include a housing characterized by a first end and a second end opposite the first end. The batteries may include a set of electrodes located within the housing. The set of electrodes may be positioned within the interior region of the housing. The set of electrodes may include a first electrode and a second electrode. The first electrode may include a tab coupled with a surface of the housing at a distal end and coupled with the first electrode at a proximal end. The tab may be coupled with a first surface of the first electrode. A first insulating material may be applied along a second surface of the first electrode across a section corresponding to a location where the tab is coupled with the first electrode. The batteries may also include a cap at least partially contained within the interior region of the housing. The cap may be characterized by a first surface facing the set of electrodes.