Electrochemical device having spiral wound electrodes
AssigneeRolled-Ribbon Battery Company LLC
InventorsJoel Ernest Sandahl, William Joel Starling, David Aaron Kaplin, Erik Lee
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AssigneeRolled-Ribbon Battery Company LLC
InventorsJoel Ernest Sandahl, William Joel Starling, David Aaron Kaplin, Erik Lee
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An electrochemical device having a roll with elongated electrodes each supported in one of two alternating folds of a separator layer, and spirally wound in the roll with the separator layer to define two opposing ends, each of such ends only exposing a different one of the electrodes wound along the roll. The device having a disc shaped housing having upper and lower portions fixable to each other to set the device height. The upper portion provides a first member with a first surface disposed along one end of the roll. A second member with a second surface is disposed along the other end of the roll. Spring elements compressed between the second member and a third member, provided by the housing lower portion, apply pressure to force the second member toward the first member promoting contact of the first and second surfaces with different ones of the exposed electrodes.
An electrochemical device comprising:
An apparatus for applying pressure against a roll having a pair of elongated electrodes, each supported in one of two alternating folds of a separator layer, and spirally wound in the roll with said separator layer about a central axis to define two opposing ends, each only exposing a different one of the electrodes wound along the roll, said apparatus comprising:
An electrochemical device comprising:
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