Battery charging and discharging system
AssigneeSamsung SDI Co., Ltd.
InventorsGang-Hyeon Choi, Kil-Tae Park, Jong-Min Lee, Soo-Yeol Park
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Abstract
A battery charging and discharging system is provided. The system has a tray including a battery insertion unit having a plurality of battery insertion portions, into which battery pouches can be inserted, and holes, through which the electrodes of the battery pouches can pass, on its bottom; and a frame surrounding the edge of the battery insertion unit. The system may also have an electrode contact clip including plate springs facing each other so that they can hold an electrode protruding through a hole on the bottom of the battery insertion unit, and a base for supporting the plate springs.
Claims20
A battery charging and discharging system, comprising a tray, said tray comprising:
- a battery insertion unit having a plurality of battery insertion portions accommodating the insertion of battery pouches, and holes on the bottom of said battery insertion portions accommodating the electrodes of said battery pouches to pass through;
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- a frame surrounding the edge of said battery insertion unit.
A battery charging and discharging system, comprising:
- a pocket including a battery insertion portion, said battery insertion portion having the top being open to accommodate a battery pouch to be inserted into said battery insertion portion;
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- a tray comprising a battery insertion unit having a plurality of pocket insertion portions accommodating the insertion of said pocket, and a frame surrounding the edge of said battery insertion unit.
A battery charging and discharging system, comprising a tray, said tray comprising:
- an insertion unit including a plurality of receiving chambers, each receiving chamber accommodating the insertion of a battery pouch through an opening on a top side of the receiving chamber;
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- a frame surrounding the edge of said insertion unit, the top plane of said insertion unit being lower than the top plane of said frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.