This application relates to a
cell temperature detection device and a
battery pack. The
cell temperature detection device includes: a thermally conductive structural
adhesive, one side of which is bonded to the
busbar of the
cell; a flexible circuit board, bonded to the side of the thermally conductive structural
adhesive opposite to the
busbar; a temperature sensor mounted on the flexible circuit board; and a hot-pressing film
assembly covering the
busbar, the thermally conductive structural
adhesive, and the flexible circuit board. In this application, the thermally conductive structural adhesive bonds the busbar to the flexible circuit board, replacing the existing
nickel sheet
welding method. This eliminates the need for
welding, simplifies the production process, and reduces production complexity. Furthermore, the hot-pressing film
assembly eliminates the need for additional fixing brackets, aluminum braces, or other structures, further simplifying the production process and reducing complexity. In addition, the thermally conductive structural adhesive directly transfers heat from the busbar to the temperature sensor on the flexible circuit board, which is a shorter path than the conduction through the
nickel sheet in the prior art, reducing
heat transfer delay and enabling rapid temperature detection.