Elastomeric gasket contacting the inner surface of the casing lid of a pulse dischargeable lithium electrochemical cell
AssigneeGreatbatch Ltd.
InventorsMark J. Roy, Jordan A. Hartwig
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AssigneeGreatbatch Ltd.
InventorsMark J. Roy, Jordan A. Hartwig
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A pulse dischargeable electrochemical cell, preferably of a Li/SVO couple, is described. To help prevent lithium clusters from bridging to the terminal pin extending below the casing lid and connected to the cathode current collector tab, an elastomeric gasket directly contacts the inner surface of the lid. The elastomeric gasket is preferably a unitary member comprising an O-ring gasket portion that contacts the sealing glass of the glass-to-metal seal (GTMS), and a sheet-shaped gasket portion connected to the O-ring gasket portion and that contacts the inner surface of the lid. The GTMS does not have a ferrule. Instead, the sealing glass seals directly to the lid and to the terminal pin. The elastomeric gasket resides between the lid and an insulator compartment, which is described in co-assigned U.S. Pat. No. 10,629,862 to Roy et al.
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