18596058. ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY, AND ELECTRIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (CONTEMPORARY AMPEREX TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED)
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ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY, AND ELECTRIC APPARATUS
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CONTEMPORARY AMPEREX TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED
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ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY, AND ELECTRIC APPARATUS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18596058 titled 'ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY, AND ELECTRIC APPARATUS
The electrode assembly described in the patent application includes a first electrode plate with separators on two sides, stacked in the thickness direction of the plate. The separators have edge portions that exceed the ends of the electrode plate in both length and height directions. The edges are hot-melt connected to form segments.
- The electrode assembly consists of a first electrode plate and separators stacked on two sides of the plate.
- The separators have edge portions that extend beyond the ends of the electrode plate in both length and height directions.
- The edge portions are hot-melt connected to form segments for stability and structural integrity.
- This design allows for efficient assembly and improved performance of the electrode assembly.
- The hot-melt connection ensures a secure bond between the electrode plate and separators.
Potential Applications: - Lithium-ion batteries - Energy storage systems - Electric vehicles - Portable electronic devices
Problems Solved: - Enhanced structural integrity of electrode assemblies - Improved efficiency in battery performance - Simplified manufacturing processes
Benefits: - Increased durability and stability of electrode assemblies - Enhanced overall performance of batteries - Cost-effective manufacturing solutions
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Electrode Assembly for High-Performance Batteries This technology can be utilized in the production of lithium-ion batteries for various applications, including electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and renewable energy storage systems. The improved structural design and manufacturing process offer a competitive advantage in the battery industry.
Prior Art: Prior research in the field of electrode assembly design and battery technology may provide insights into similar innovations and advancements. Researchers can explore publications, patents, and academic studies related to electrode assembly construction and battery performance.
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers and industry experts are continuously exploring new materials and manufacturing techniques to enhance the performance and efficiency of battery systems. Stay updated on the latest developments in electrode assembly design and battery technology to remain at the forefront of innovation.
Questions about Electrode Assembly Technology: 1. How does the hot-melt connection improve the structural integrity of the electrode assembly? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this electrode assembly design in commercial battery production?
Original Abstract Submitted
An electrode assembly includes a first electrode plate, and separators provided on two sides of the first electrode plate in a thickness direction of the first electrode plate and stacked with the first electrode plate. In an unfolded state of the electrode assembly, a separator has a first edge portion exceeding an end of the first electrode plate in a length direction of the separator, and a second edge portion exceeding an end of the first electrode plate in a height direction of the separator. In the thickness direction of the first electrode plate, the corresponding first edge portions on two sides of the first electrode plate are at least partly hot-melt connected to form a first hot-melted segment, and the corresponding second edge portions on two sides of the first electrode plate are at least partly hot-melt connected to form a second hot-melted segment.
