Electrolytic copper foil and preparation method therefor, negative electrode plate, secondary battery, battery module, battery pack and power consuming device
AssigneeContemporary Amperex Technology (Hong Kong) Limited
InventorsYukun Wu, Xiaoming Ge
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Abstract
A method for preparing an electrolytic copper foil includes placing an anode and a cathode to be plated in a twin crystal growth agent containing electroplating solution in an electroplating tank, and, under conditions that the electroplating solution is provided with randomly alternating transitions of one or two of an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f11 and an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f12 and one or two of an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f21 and an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f22, performing direct current electroplating to obtain the electrolytic copper foil, wherein f11>40 kHz, 15 kHz<f12≤40 kHz, 0 kHz<f21≤15 kHz, and f22=0 kHz.
Claims6
A method for preparing an electrolytic copper foil, comprising:
- placing an anode and a cathode to be plated in a twin crystal growth agent containing electroplating solution in an electroplating tank, wherein the twin crystal growth agent comprises one or two of a gelatin and polyethyleneimine;
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- under conditions that the electroplating solution is provided with randomly alternating transitions of one or two of an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f11 and an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f12 and one or two of an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f21 and an ultrasonic wave at a frequency f22, performing direct current electroplating to obtain the electrolytic copper foil, wherein 40 kHz<f11≤100 kHz, 15 kHz<f12≤40 kHz, 0 kHz<f21≤15 kHz, and f22=0 kHz;
- wherein during the electroplating to obtain the electrolytic copper foil:
- a percentage of a total time for electroplating under conditions of the ultrasonic wave at the frequency f11 and the ultrasonic wave at the frequency f12 is 70%-90%, and a percentage of a total time for electroplating under conditions of the ultrasonic wave at the frequency f21 and the ultrasonic wave at the frequency f22 is 10%-30%;
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- a number of ultrasonic transitions is 2 or more, and a number of ultrasonic transitions per minute is less than or equal to 25.
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