Packaging method of perovskite thin film battery pack
An encapsulation method and technology of thin-film batteries, applied in circuits, photovoltaic power generation, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of poor water and high temperature resistance of perovskite, and cannot be directly applied, so as to ensure high efficiency and high reliability, and reduce investment costs. and requirements, the effect of mass production feasibility
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[0044] In step 3, the sealant layer 4 adopts a lamination process, including a lamination device arranged outside the isolation box 2, and the lamination device presses a low-temperature curing hot-melt adhesive on the battery pack 1 on completion of step 2.
[0045] The existing lamination process uses the principle of water to transmit pressure evenly. By pressurizing the water in the sealed container, a high-pressure system is formed, and the pressure is evenly applied to the battery pack 1 placed in the water, so that the structure is dense and the surface is smooth. ;Using the lamination process to melt the low-temperature curing hot-melt adhesive and press it on the UV adhesive layer 3, which overcomes the technical difficulty of packaging the perovskite battery pack 1 using a laminator, and greatly reduces the packaging cost of the perovskite battery pack 1. equipment requirements and technical requirements.
[0046] Further, the low temperature curing hot melt adhesive...
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[0048] Step 3 is carried out outside the isolation box 2, and the liquid glue film is coated on the battery pack 1 after step 2 by using a coating roll coating process or a coating roll pressing process, and the sealant layer 4 is formed after the liquid gel solidifies.
[0049] The coating process is to use a coating machine to evenly coat the uniform slurry produced by the pulping process on the substrate 11 according to certain density and thickness requirements, and to remove the organic solvent or moisture in the slurry after baking. .
[0050] The coating process is more suitable for the production of perovskite thin-film batteries. Whether it is a rigid substrate 11 or a flexible substrate 11, the coating process can be used to form a sealant layer 4 on the UV adhesive layer 3 that is bonded to the battery pack 1. The coating process requires less equipment investment than the lamination process, and can continue to operate in a pipeline, which greatly improves the pack...
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