Battery
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorIzuru SASAKI
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Abstract
A battery includes a first portion and a second portion, in which the first portion includes a first positive electrode layer, a first negative electrode layer, and a first solid electrolyte layer located between the first positive electrode layer and the first negative electrode layer, in which the second portion includes a second positive electrode layer, a second negative electrode layer, and a second solid electrolyte layer located between the second positive electrode layer and the second negative electrode layer, in which the first portion and the second portion are in contact with each other, the second portion is more sharply bent than the first portion, and at least one of Cp1<Cp2, Ce1<Ce2, and Cn1<Cn2 is satisfied.
Claims18
A battery comprising:
- a first portion;
- and
- a second portion,
- wherein the first portion includes
- a first positive electrode layer,
- a first negative electrode layer, and
- a first solid electrolyte layer located between the first positive electrode layer and the first negative electrode layer,
- wherein the second portion includes
- a second positive electrode layer,
- a second negative electrode layer, and
- a second solid electrolyte layer located between the second positive electrode layer and the second negative electrode layer,
- wherein the first portion and the second portion are in contact with each other,
- the second portion is more sharply bent than the first portion, and
- at least one of Cp1<Cp2, Ce1<Ce2, and Cn1<Cn2 is satisfied,
- where Cp1 denotes a binder concentration in the first positive electrode layer, Cp2 denotes a binder concentration in the second positive electrode layer, Ce1 denotes a binder concentration in the first solid electrolyte layer, Ce2 denotes a binder concentration in the second solid electrolyte layer, Cn1 denotes a binder concentration in the first negative electrode layer, and Cn2 denotes a binder concentration in the second negative electrode layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.