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A method of packaging a rectangular electrolytic battery, comprising the steps of forming a sleeve from a flat, rectangular sheet of a laminate material by overlapping and joining opposite edges of the sheet; inserting a rectangular battery into one end of the sleeve, the battery having two electronic contacting leads extending from one side thereof and the battery being positioned within the sleeve wherein a portion of the leads is within the sleeve and a portion of the leads is outside said sleeve; joining the ends of the sleeve to form a seal along each end thereof, hermetically sealing the interior of the sleeve, one end of the sleeve forming a seal about the leads and the other end of the sleeve sealed adjacent the battery.

The present invention provides a battery module, which includes: a battery group formed by stacking a plurality of battery cells, each of which includes electrode tabs; a cooling housing including a cooling plate located corresponding to one side of sides of the battery group, in which the electrode tabs are not extended, and side plates located on both sides of the battery group perpendicular to the one side of the sides, thus to house the battery group; a cover plate located on the other side of the battery group; and a front cover part and a rear cover part, which are located at outermost front and rear of the battery group on both sides in a direction in which the electrode tabs are extended.

Protected anode architectures have ionically conductive protective membrane architectures that, in conjunction with compliant seal structures and anode backplanes, effectively enclose an active metal anode inside the interior of an anode compartment. This enclosure prevents the active metal from deleterious reaction with the environment external to the anode compartment, which may include aqueous, ambient moisture, and/or other materials corrosive to the active metal. The compliant seal structures are substantially impervious to anolytes, catholytes, dissolved species in electrolytes, and moisture and compliant to changes in anode volume such that physical continuity between the anode protective architecture and backplane are maintained. The protected anode architectures can be used in arrays of protected anode architectures and battery cells of various configurations incorporating the protected anode architectures or arrays.

A method of making colloidal sphere templates and the sphere-templated porous materials made from the templates. The templated porous materials or thin films comprise micron and submicron-scaled spheres in ordered, disordered, or partially ordered arrays. The invention is useful in the synthesis of submicron porous, metallic tin-based and other high capacity anode materials with controlled pore structures for application in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. The expected benefits of the resulting nanostructured metal films include a large increase in lithium storage capacity, rate capability, and improved stability with electrochemical cycling.

The present invention provides a battery module including: a battery group including a plurality of battery cells stacked with each other; a cooling plate which is located in contact with one side of the battery group to cool the plurality of battery cells; and a case which is located on the other side of the battery group so as to surround the battery group, wherein the case comprises an upper cover located on the other side of the battery group; and side covers which vertically extend from the upper cover so as to surround side portions of the plurality of battery cells from which electrode tabs protrude.

A laser system for marking or perforating, including a laser tube and a head having an adjustable optical system with at least one focusing lens. The telescopic tube, a system of lenses for the light beam correction, and a deflexion system are integrally provided with the laser tube. In order to easily optimize the focal distance, a focusing lens is situated in a mobile tube of the telescopic tube which includes a mobile tube (17b) and a fixed tube (17a).

Systems and methods are provided for an electrode for a lithium-ion battery cell. In one example, the electrode may include a current collector having two opposing sides, at least one of the two opposing sides being configured with a first coating layer disposed on the current collector at a first loading, where the first coating layer may include a first binder in a first weight ratio, and a second coating layer disposed on the first coating layer at a second loading, where the second coating layer may include a second binder in a second weight ratio, wherein the first weight ratio may be greater than the second weight ratio, and a ratio of the first loading to the second loading may be less than 1:2. In this way, direct current internal resistance of the lithium-ion battery cell may be decreased while maintaining or increasing adhesion within the electrode.

Disclosed are an all solid battery including a positive electrode layer including a positive electrode active material, a solid electrolyte and a conductive material coated with an insulator coating layer, an electrolyte layer, and a negative electrode layer and a method of manufacturing an all solid battery the same. In particular, the method includes: coating, by atomic layer deposition (ALD), a conductive material with an insulator by atomic layer deposition (ALD) to produce a conductive material surrounded by an insulator coating layer; producing a positive electrode layer including the conductive material coated with the insulator coating layer-formed conductive material, a positive electrode active material, and a solid electrolyte; and stacking and pressing the positive electrode layer produced above, an electrolyte layer and a negative electrode layer. The all solid battery can suppress side-reactions between the conductive material and the solid electrolyte, thereby advantageously maximizing energy density based on improved initial charge/discharge efficiency, and enhancing lifespan and power.

A battery system includes a plurality of battery modules including battery cells in which electrode tabs having different polarities are formed at both ends thereof, wherein a plurality of battery cells are stacked. The plurality of battery modules includes: a first terminal having a first positive electrode terminal and a first negative electrode terminal, which are formed by connecting electrode tabs located at one end of the battery cells to each other among the plurality of electrode tabs; and a second terminal having a second positive electrode terminal and a second negative electrode terminal, which are formed by connecting electrode tabs located at the other end of the battery cells to each other among the plurality of electrode tabs. The first and second terminals of any one battery module of the plurality of battery modules are arranged to be electrically connected with the first and second terminals of battery modules adjacent to the any one battery module.

The invention discloses a large-capacity storage device for long-term and high-speed acquisition of underwater acoustic signals. The device comprises an upper end cover, a lower end cover, a pressure-resistant cabin body, a deepwater sensor and a circuit module, the upper end cover and the lower end cover are respectively positioned at two ends of the pressure-resistant cabin; the upper end cover is provided with a watertight connector, and the upper end cover is connected with the deepwater sensor through the watertight connector. The deepwater sensor is used for collecting deepwater signals; the battery and circuit module is composed of a circuit board, a battery pack and a supporting frame. The circuit board is connected with the watertight connector; the circuit board is further connected with the battery pack and fixed to the supporting frame. The supporting frame is fixed to the upper end cover and makes contact with the interior of the pressure-resistant cabin through the elastic sealing ring. The invention provides a large-capacity storage device for long-term and high-speed acquisition of underwater acoustic signals, which can meet the requirements of myriameter pressure resistance, long-term and high-speed acquisition and storage of underwater acoustic signals.

The invention discloses a battery cell, a battery module and a battery pack, and relates to the technical field of battery cells. The battery cell comprises a shell, a roll core and an electrolyte, the roll core and the electrolyte are arranged in the shell, and the roll core is formed by laminating or winding a positive plate, an isolating membrane and a negative plate which are arranged in a laminated manner; the positive plate comprises a positive current collector and a nickel-containing positive active material coated on the positive current collector, the positive current collector is a composite current collector comprising an insulating support layer and a conductive layer at least arranged on one side of the insulating support layer, the thickness of the insulating support layer is A, the unit is [mu] m, the weight percentage of a nickel element in the positive active material is I, and the unit is [mu] m. The unit is%; the thickness of the isolating membrane is F, and the unit is mu m; and the thickness A of the insulating support layer, the weight percentage I of the nickel element in the positive electrode active material and the thickness F of the isolating membrane satisfy 0.01 < = (A * F/I)/1000 < = 3. The battery cell has the advantages of high energy density and high safety performance.

The present invention provides a stator and a motor assembly including the same. The stator includes: a stator core disposed outside a rotor core and having an inner surface inclined with respect to a rotation axis of a rotor; a plurality of coil-wound teeth extending from the inner surface of the stator core towards the rotation axis, wherein a coil is wound around each of the plurality of coil-wound teeth; and openings formed by sidewalls of the plurality of coil-wound teeth and the inner surface of the stator core, wherein a cross-sectional area of the openings changes along a direction of the rotation axis.