Multiple-layer Package Structure for Battery Terminal Interface Conversion
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional electricity storing/discharging devices with multiple-sided input/output electric conductive terminals cannot be effectively converted into a single input/output electric conductive interface, limiting their ability to transfer energy efficiently and connect in various configurations.
Innovation Solution
A multiple-layer package structure that converts multiple-sided electric conductive terminals into a single input/output interface using single-sided terminals with positive and negative polarities, allowing for series, parallel, or series-parallel connections for modular applications.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of manufacture
If conventional single-sided sealing package operation is used for electrode plate pair, then the structure is simple and easy to manufacture, but multiple-sided input/output electric conductive terminals cannot be converted into single input/output electric conductive interface
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a lateral dimension for the input/output interface by extending electric conductive members horizontally from the side of the electrode plate pair, rather than only vertically from the top/bottom. This lateral extension allows multiple-sided terminals to be collected and converted into a single interface point, resolving the contradiction between simple sealing and interface conversion capability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent uses lateral electric conductive members as intermediary elements that connect multiple-sided terminals to a single input/output interface. These conductive members act as mediators that collect electrical connections from multiple sides and consolidate them into one external interface, enabling both simple sealing and versatile interface conversion.
2Productivity
If multiple-sided electric conductive terminals are used for electrode plate pair, then energy transfer efficiency and connection flexibility are improved, but the sealing package operation becomes complex and cannot be converted to single interface
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple-sided electric conductive terminals into a single input/output interface by using lateral electric conductive members that collect and consolidate multiple connection points. This merging maintains the energy transfer efficiency of multiple terminals while simplifying the sealing package structure to a single interface configuration.
Solution Approach 2:
By extending conductive members laterally in the horizontal dimension, the patent enables multiple-sided terminals to be collected and converted into a single interface without increasing vertical sealing complexity. This dimensional approach maintains productivity while reducing device complexity.
3Ease of operation
If single-sided terminals with positive and negative polarities are used, then energy transfer to exterior is simplified, but connection flexibility for series, parallel, or series-parallel configurations is reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The single input/output interface is designed with universal functionality that can support multiple connection configurations. By using lateral electric conductive members that can be connected in series, parallel, or series-parallel arrangements, the single interface maintains ease of operation while providing adaptability for different connection requirements through modular assembly.
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AI summary
The present invention discloses an electricity storing/discharging device with multiple-layer package structure having electrode plate pair with multiple-sided electric conductive terminals converted into single input/output electric conductive interface, which is applied in a multiple-layer package structure with specific single-sided input/output and having electrode plate pair with multiple-sided input/output terminals, thereby allowing the electrode plate pair with multiple-sided electric conductive terminals to be structured as an input/output electric conductive interface through single-sided input/output electric conductive terminals having positive and negative polarities for the purpose of transferring electric energy to the exterior.