Patent classifications
B60L50/64
VEHICLE BATTERY PACK
A vehicle battery pack includes a cell unit including a plurality of battery cells aligned and disposed in a lateral direction, a connection terminal exposed in a longitudinal direction of each battery cell; and a busbar disposed at each side of the cell unit, forming an electrical connection with each battery cell through the connection terminal, and including an exposed terminal portion formed at an upper side to switch a signal transmission direction of the connection terminal in a direction perpendicular to the battery cell.
VEHICLE BATTERY PACK
A vehicle battery pack includes a cell unit including a plurality of battery cells aligned and disposed in a lateral direction, a connection terminal exposed in a longitudinal direction of each battery cell; and a busbar disposed at each side of the cell unit, forming an electrical connection with each battery cell through the connection terminal, and including an exposed terminal portion formed at an upper side to switch a signal transmission direction of the connection terminal in a direction perpendicular to the battery cell.
Aircraft monitoring system and method for electric or hybrid aircrafts
This disclosure describes at least embodiments of an aircraft monitoring system for an electric or hybrid airplane. The aircraft monitoring system can be constructed to enable the electric or hybrid aircraft to pass certification requirements relating to a safety risk analysis. The aircraft monitoring system can have different subsystems for monitoring and alerting of failures of a component, such as a battery pack, a motor controller, and/or a motors. The failures that pose a greater safety risk may be monitored and indicated by one or more subsystems without use of programmable components.
EPP FOAM BASED UAV BATTERY ENCLOSURE
A thermal management device for a battery pack 104 of an UAV is disclosed. The thermal management device 100 comprises an insulating enclosure 102 that is made of a material comprising at least an EPP foam for enclosing the battery pack 104, and one or more heating coils 110. The heating coils 110 are electrically powered from an external power source 112 for pre-heating the insulating enclosure 102 to a predefined temperature before flight of the UAV. The EPP foam of the insulating enclosure 102 provides high thermal insulation for retaining the heat of the insulating enclosure 102 for heating the battery pack 104 and maintaining the temperature of the battery pack 104 above a threshold temperature when the UAV flies in a sub-zero ambience temperature. The insulating enclosure 102 with the one or more heating coils 110 are configured to provide uniform heat distribution across the battery pack 104.
EPP FOAM BASED UAV BATTERY ENCLOSURE
A thermal management device for a battery pack 104 of an UAV is disclosed. The thermal management device 100 comprises an insulating enclosure 102 that is made of a material comprising at least an EPP foam for enclosing the battery pack 104, and one or more heating coils 110. The heating coils 110 are electrically powered from an external power source 112 for pre-heating the insulating enclosure 102 to a predefined temperature before flight of the UAV. The EPP foam of the insulating enclosure 102 provides high thermal insulation for retaining the heat of the insulating enclosure 102 for heating the battery pack 104 and maintaining the temperature of the battery pack 104 above a threshold temperature when the UAV flies in a sub-zero ambience temperature. The insulating enclosure 102 with the one or more heating coils 110 are configured to provide uniform heat distribution across the battery pack 104.
Array frame design for electrified vehicle battery arrays
A battery array frame according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a frame body, and a thermal fin including a body embedded in the frame body and a leg that extends outside of the frame body. The thermal fin is flexible between a first position in which the leg is spaced farther from a surface of the frame body and a second position in which the leg is spaced closer to the surface of the frame body.
Array frame design for electrified vehicle battery arrays
A battery array frame according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a frame body, and a thermal fin including a body embedded in the frame body and a leg that extends outside of the frame body. The thermal fin is flexible between a first position in which the leg is spaced farther from a surface of the frame body and a second position in which the leg is spaced closer to the surface of the frame body.
Battery Pack Having Improved Coupling Structure, And Vehicle Including Same
Disclosed is a battery pack, which includes a module stack in which a plurality of battery modules are stacked; a pack housing having a lower housing configured to support the module stack at a lower side thereof and an upper housing coupled to the lower housing from an upper side of the module stack; and a plurality of displacement plates respectively coupled to inner sides of the lower housing and the upper housing to elastically press the module stack.
Energy storage module, energy storage system, vehicle and method for measuring a cell voltage
An energy storage module, particularly a solid state battery, an energy storage system, a vehicle and a method for measuring an electrical voltage on an energy storage module or on an energy storage system is based on two stacked and series-connected energy storage cells, each have an anode layer and a cathode layer. A contact, which is electrically connected to an anode layer located within the stack of a first energy storage cell and to a cathode layer located within the stack of a second energy storage cell, which is adjacent to the first energy storage cell, leads out of the stack such that at least one contact can be contacted from outside the stack.
Energy storage module, energy storage system, vehicle and method for measuring a cell voltage
An energy storage module, particularly a solid state battery, an energy storage system, a vehicle and a method for measuring an electrical voltage on an energy storage module or on an energy storage system is based on two stacked and series-connected energy storage cells, each have an anode layer and a cathode layer. A contact, which is electrically connected to an anode layer located within the stack of a first energy storage cell and to a cathode layer located within the stack of a second energy storage cell, which is adjacent to the first energy storage cell, leads out of the stack such that at least one contact can be contacted from outside the stack.