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    • 3. 发明申请
    • Method To Reduce Resistance For Lithium/Silver Vanadium Oxide Electrochemical Cells
    • 降低锂/银氧化钒电池电阻的方法
    • US20080007216A1
    • 2008-01-10
    • US11774063
    • 2007-07-06
    • Esther S. TakeuchiRandolph Leising
    • Esther S. TakeuchiRandolph Leising
    • H02J7/00
    • H01M6/50H01G9/155H01M4/382H01M4/54H01M6/16H01M6/5033H01M6/5088H01M10/4264
    • Increased Rdc in electrochemical cells is detrimental because under high rate discharge regimes, such as used in powering an implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD), the amount of energy delivered by the cell over a given period of time is lower as Rdc increases. This reduction in delivered energy results in a longer period of time needed to fully charge the ICD capacitors so that it takes longer to deliver the necessary therapy. Further, an industry recognized standard is to pulse discharge cell about every 90 days to charge the capacitors in the ICD to or near their maximum energy breakdown voltage to heal microfractures that can occur in the capacitor dielectric oxide. However, the present invention requires initiation of more frequent current pulsing upon the detection of an increase in Rdc or charge time. This is even though the Rdc measurement may be below some threshold reading. More frequent pulsing is beneficial for reducing irreversible Rdc growth in the cell, which typically occurs in middle-of-life from about 25% to 70% depth-of-discharge.
    • 电化学电池中Rdc的增加是有害的,因为在诸如用于为可植入心脏除颤器(ICD)供电的高速率放电方案中,在给定时间段内由电池递送的能量的量随着Rdc的增加而降低。 递送能量的这种减少导致完全充电ICD电容器所需的更长的时间,从而需要更长的时间来提供必要的治疗。 此外,行业公认的标准是每90天脉冲放电单元,以将ICD中的电容器充电至其最大能量击穿电压或接近其最大能量击穿电压,以愈合可能发生在电容器电介质氧化物中的微裂缝。 然而,本发明需要在检测到Rdc或充电时间的增加时引发更频繁的电流脉冲。 即使Rdc测量值可能低于某个阈值读数。 更频繁的脉冲对于减少细胞中不可逆的Rdc生长是有益的,其通常在中等寿命中从约25%至70%的放电深度发生。
    • 8. 发明授权
    • Electrochemical cell electrode with improved particle-to-particle contact and method of manufacturing
    • 具有改进的粒子与粒子接触的电化学电池电极和制造方法
    • US07820328B1
    • 2010-10-26
    • US11829229
    • 2007-07-27
    • Esther S. TakeuchiAmy C. MarschilokRandolph Leising
    • Esther S. TakeuchiAmy C. MarschilokRandolph Leising
    • H01M4/62H01M4/02C08J9/26
    • H01M4/621C08J9/26H01M4/0471H01M4/08H01M4/381H01M4/405H01M4/485H01M4/622H01M4/623H01M6/16H01M10/052Y10T29/49108
    • An electrochemical cell comprising an electrode, whether it is the cathode of a primary cell or an anode or a cathode of a secondary cell, comprised of a mixture of a robust, high temperature binder along with a sacrificial decomposable polymer is described. The robust binder remains in the electrode throughout formation and processing, and maintains adhesion and cohesion of the cathode during utilization. The sacrificial decomposable polymer is present during the electrode formation stage. However, it is decomposed via a controlled treatment prior to electrode utilization. Upon subsequent high pressure pressing, the void spaces formerly occupied by the sacrificial polymer provides sites where the electrode active material collapses into a tightly compressed mass with enhanced particle-to-particle contact between the active material particles. For a cathode in a primary cell, for example a Li/SVO cell, the result is believed to be improved rate capability, capacity and stability throughout discharge.
    • 描述了包括电极的电化学电池,无论其是初级电池的阴极还是二次电池的阳极或阴极,由稳定的高温粘合剂与牺牲的可分解聚合物的混合物组成。 在整个形成和加工过程中,坚固的粘合剂保留在电极中,并且在使用期间保持阴极的粘附和内聚力。 牺牲可分解聚合物在电极形成阶段存在。 然而,它在电极利用之前通过受控处理分解。 在随后的高压压制之后,先前由牺牲聚合物占据的空隙空间提供了电极活性材料塌陷成紧密压缩的物质的位置,其中活性材料颗粒之间具有增强的粒子与粒子之间的接触。 对于初级电池中的阴极,例如Li / SVO电池,结果被认为是在整个放电过程中提高速率能力,容量和稳定性。