Battery-powered portable tool
AssigneeMakita Corporation
InventorsHitoshi SUZUKI, Masaaki Fukumoto
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Abstract
A battery-powered portable tool includes: a battery pack containing at least one all-solid-state battery cell; a tool main body, on which and/or inside which the battery pack is mountable and from which the battery pack is demountable; and a plurality of components contained in the battery pack and/or in the tool main body. The plurality of components is disposed in a first layout or physical configuration when the temperature is low and is disposed in a second layout or physical configuration when the temperature is high. The first layout or physical configuration differs from the second layout or physical configuration.
Claims21
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A battery-powered portable tool comprising:
- a battery pack containing at least one all-solid-state battery cell;
- a tool main body, on which and/or inside which the battery pack is mountable and from which the battery pack is demountable;
- and
- a plurality of components contained in the battery pack and/or in the tool main body;
- wherein the plurality of components is disposed in a first layout when the temperature is low and is disposed in a second layout when the temperature is high, the first layout differing from the second layout.
A battery-powered portable tool comprising:
- a battery pack containing at least one all-solid-state battery cell;
- a tool main body, on which and/or inside which the battery pack is mountable and from which the battery pack is demountable;
- and
- a plurality of components contained in the battery pack and/or in the tool main body;
- wherein:
- the plurality of components is arranged in a first physical configuration in a first temperature range,
- the plurality of components is arranged in a second physical configuration in a second temperature range that is higher than the first temperature range, and
- the first physical configuration differs from the second physical configuration.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.