Fan-folded polymer-electrolyte cell

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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296231, 429245, H01M 618

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059119470

ABSTRACT:
A method for fan-folding lithium-ion-polymer battery cells, wherein gaps are left in the active material at fold locations of the metallic backing conductor. This avoids fatigue at the fold locations when the active materials expand and contract during charge and discharge.

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