Separator for batteries
AssigneeSamsung Display Devices Co., Ltd.
InventorKyeng-ho Han
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Abstract
A separator for a battery includes a first separating layer for preventing a short circuit between a positive electrode and a negative electrode and a second separating layer having higher electrolyte retaining power than the first separating layer. The second separating layer is attached on the first separating layer. The second separating layer is made of polyethylene terephtalate, and the first separating layer is selected from the group consisting of nylon and polypropylene. Preferably, the first separating layer is attached on the second separating layer through a thermal fusing process.
Claims13
A separator for a battery having a positive and a negative electrode, comprising:
- A first separating layer for preventing a short circuit between said positive and negative electrodes of the battery;
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- a second separating layer attached to said first separating layer;
- wherein said first separating layer has a tensile strength higher than a tensile strength of the second separating layer, and said second separating layer has a higher electrolyte retaining power and a higher aqueous absorbing power than an electrolyte retaining power and an aqueous absorbing power of the first separating layer.
A battery, comprising:
- an electrode assembly having a positive electrode, a negative electrode, and a separator disposed between said positive and negative electrodes;
- a cap assembly coupled to the positive electrode;
- a can coupled to the negative electrode, said electrode assembly being disposed in said can;
- wherein the separator comprises:
- a first separating layer for preventing a short circuit between the positive and negative electrodes, and
- a second separating layer attached to said first separating layer,
- wherein said first separating layer has a tensile strength higher than a tensile strength of the second separating layer, and said second separating layer has a higher electrolyte retaining power and a higher aqueous absorbing power than an electrolyte retaining power and an aqueous absorbing power of the first separating layer.
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