Current collector structure
OwnerDavid Matthew Reed, Joey Michael Corpus +2inventors
InventorsDavid Matthew Reed, Joey Michael Corpus, Jerrine Louise Neff, Jonathan A. Lane
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Abstract
A current collector structure that is used to distribute an electrical potential to an electrode layer of an electrochemical cell. The electrochemical cell has an electrolyte layer adjacent the electrode layer for transport of oxygen ions. The current collector structure has a porous, electrically conductive layer located on the electrode layer. Additionally, at least one elongated strip-like layer formed of an electrically conductive material is located on the porous, electrically conductive layer, opposite the electrode and oriented in a lengthwise direction of the electrode layer.
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A current collector structure to distribute an electrical potential to an electrode layer of an electrochemical cell having an electrolyte layer adjacent the electrode layer for transport of oxygen ions, said current collector structure comprising:
- a porous, electrically conductive layer located on the electrode layer;
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- at least one elongated strip-like layer formed of electrically conductive material located on the porous, electrically conductive layer, opposite to the electrode and oriented in a lengthwise direction of the electrode layer.
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