Electrodes for battery and method for fabricating the same

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – Current producing cell – elements – subcombinations and... – Electrode

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424236, 424245, H01M 464

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057210730

ABSTRACT:
An electrode for a battery with small dispersion in its discharge capacity and excellent reliability is disclosed. It comprises a sheet of porous metal substrate having three-dimensional communicating spaces, and an active material. The substrate has a higher porosity layer occupying most part of the spaces connected to the first principal face and a lower porosity layer occupying the remaining part of the spaces connected to the second principal face; the lower porosity layer has a sufficiently smaller thickness than the higher porosity layer; and the active material is filled substantially in the higher porosity layer.

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