Patent classifications
H01M50/552
Electric connection assembly
The present application discloses an electric connection assembly having a support and a connector, wherein the support comprises a support body; the support body is provided with a mounting groove; the connector is configured to be in contact electrical connection with a mating connector; the connector comprises a mounting part; part or all of the mounting part is detachably received within the mounting groove; the support and the connector are formed separately and connected to each other. Compared with the prior art, the electric connection assembly of the present disclosure implements the function of supporting, holding and assembling integrally the corresponding connectors by means of the support provided with a mounting groove. Correspondingly, the entire structure of the electric connection assembly is simplified and convenient to be assembled.
FEEDTHROUGH INSULATOR CAP FOR MEDICAL DEVICE BATTERY
A battery configured to support a relatively high rate of energy discharge relative to its capacity for energy intensive therapy delivery. The battery includes a feedthrough insulator cap disposed within the interior of the battery on at least a portion of a ferrule, at least a portion of an insulator, and at least a portion of a pin, which define a feedthrough extending through an enclosure of the battery; a first electrode disposed within the enclosure and electrically coupled to the pin; a second electrode disposed within the enclosure and separated a distance from the first electrode; and an electrolyte disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. During operation of the battery, the feedthrough insulator cap reduces dendrite formation on at least a portion of the ferrule, the pin, or both.
FEEDTHROUGH INSULATOR CAP FOR MEDICAL DEVICE BATTERY
A battery configured to support a relatively high rate of energy discharge relative to its capacity for energy intensive therapy delivery. The battery includes a feedthrough insulator cap disposed within the interior of the battery on at least a portion of a ferrule, at least a portion of an insulator, and at least a portion of a pin, which define a feedthrough extending through an enclosure of the battery; a first electrode disposed within the enclosure and electrically coupled to the pin; a second electrode disposed within the enclosure and separated a distance from the first electrode; and an electrolyte disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. During operation of the battery, the feedthrough insulator cap reduces dendrite formation on at least a portion of the ferrule, the pin, or both.
LITHIUM-ION BATTERY AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LITHIUM-ION BATTERY
A lithium-ion battery includes a roll formed by rolling a stack of a negative electrode plate, separator, and positive electrode plate in a rolling direction into a flattened form. A negative electrode collector portion formed at one roll end where the negative electrode mixture layer is not applied to two opposite surfaces of the negative electrode substrate layer has an undulated form. The negative electrode substrate layer has two opposite surfaces that are less the negative electrode mixture layer at the end of the roll. A positive electrode collector portion formed at the other roll end where the positive electrode mixture layer is not applied to two opposite surfaces of the positive electrode substrate layer has an undulated form. The positive electrode substrate layer has two opposite surfaces that are less the positive electrode mixture layer at the other roll end.
LITHIUM-ION BATTERY AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LITHIUM-ION BATTERY
A lithium-ion battery includes a roll formed by rolling a stack of a negative electrode plate, separator, and positive electrode plate in a rolling direction into a flattened form. A negative electrode collector portion formed at one roll end where the negative electrode mixture layer is not applied to two opposite surfaces of the negative electrode substrate layer has an undulated form. The negative electrode substrate layer has two opposite surfaces that are less the negative electrode mixture layer at the end of the roll. A positive electrode collector portion formed at the other roll end where the positive electrode mixture layer is not applied to two opposite surfaces of the positive electrode substrate layer has an undulated form. The positive electrode substrate layer has two opposite surfaces that are less the positive electrode mixture layer at the other roll end.
METHOD FOR WELDING ELECTRODE LEADS OF SECONDARY BATTERY MODULE AND COMPACT SECONDARY BATTERY MODULE USING THE SAME
Disclosed is a compact secondary battery module, which includes a cartridge assembly having a plurality of cartridges stacked while accommodating cells, respectively, so that a plurality of lead welding portions where a first lead and a second lead of adjacent cells overlap with each other are located at a cartridge sidewall with a predetermined pattern; and a sensing housing having a plurality of bus bars located and welded corresponding to the lead welding portions, respectively, the sensing housing being capable of being arranged at a side of the cartridge assembly, wherein when the sensing housing is coupled to the cartridge assembly, the first lead, the second lead and the bus bar are located in order from the sidewall of the cartridge in an outer direction and welded from the bus bar.
Battery pack and manufacturing method therefor
The present invention relates to a battery pack capable of securing a welding strength between a tab plate and an electrode tab, and a manufacturing method therefor. As an example, disclosed is a battery pack comprising: a battery cell from which an electrode tab is withdrawn; and a protection circuit module which is electrically connected to the battery cell and which has a circuit board and a tab plate formed on one surface of the circuit board and electrically connected to the electrode tab, wherein the tab plate has a through hole for heating the electrode tab.
METHOD FOR WELDING ELECTRODE LEADS OF SECONDARY BATTERY MODULE AND COMPACT SECONDARY BATTERY MODULE USING THE SAME
Disclosed is a compact secondary battery module, which includes a cartridge assembly having a plurality of cartridges stacked while accommodating cells, respectively, so that a plurality of lead overlapping portions where leads of adjacent cells overlap with each other are located at a cartridge sidewall with a predetermined pattern; and a sensing housing having a plurality of bus bars located and welded corresponding to the lead overlapping portions, respectively, the sensing housing being capable of being arranged at a side of the cartridge assembly, wherein a first lead of a cell of each lead overlapping portion is configured to have a shorter width than a second lead having a polarity opposite to the first lead as much as a predetermined width, and in a state where the sensing housing is coupled to the cartridge assembly, a corresponding bus bar comes into contact with the second lead substantially on the same line as the first lead, and the second lead and the bus bar are welded to each other.
Battery post terminal assembly
A battery post terminal assembly includes a conductive band and a clamp mechanism. The conductive band includes a first free end and a second free end. The conductive band defines an aperture for receiving a battery post of a battery. The clamp mechanism includes a wedge member that defines a recess between a first surface and a second surface thereof. The recess has an open end and a closed end that is narrower than the open end. The first surface is convex. The first free end and the second free end are positioned in the recess. The first free end is movable along the first surface toward the closed end to be moved by the first surface toward the second free end to tighten the conductive band around the battery post.
MICROBATTERY WITH CENTER PIN
A microbattery uses automated machinery to achieve small sizes. The case includes a first terminal that has a hole. A second terminal is located in the hole of the case and is electrically separated from the first terminal. The battery includes two electrodes (anode and cathode). A first electrode is electrically connected to the first terminal. A pin extends through the hole in the first electrode. The pin is electrically connected on one end to the second terminal and on an opposite end to a second electrode.