Multiply stacked electrochemical cell and method for preparing the same
AssigneeLG Chemical Ltd.
InventorsHyang-Mok Lee, Soon-Ho Ahn, Kyung-Joon Kim, Jae-Hyun Lee
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AssigneeLG Chemical Ltd.
InventorsHyang-Mok Lee, Soon-Ho Ahn, Kyung-Joon Kim, Jae-Hyun Lee
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The present invention relates to an electrochemical element, specifically an electrochemical element with improved energy density comprising stacked electrochemical cells. In order to achieve such objects, the present invention provides an electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, said electrochemical cells formed by stacking full cells or bicells having a cathode, a separator layer, and an anode sequentially as a basic unit, and a separator film interposed between each stacked cell wherein, said separator film has a unit length which is determined to wrap the electrochemical cells, and folds outward every unit length to fold each electrochemical cell in a Z-shape starting from the electrochemical cell of a first spot to the electrochemical cell of the last spot continuously while the remaining separator film wraps an outer portion of the stacked cell and a method for manufacturing the same.
An electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, said electrochemical cells formed by stacking full cells having a cathode, a separator layer, and an anode sequentially as a basic unit, and a separator film interposed between each stacked full cell wherein, said separator film has a unit length which is determined to wrap the electrochemical cells, and folds outward every unit length to fold each electrochemical cell in a Z-shape starting from the electrochemical cell of a first spot to the electrochemical cell of the last spot continuously while the remaining separator film wraps an outer portion of the stacked cell.
A method of manufacturing an electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked and filled within a battery case, said electrochemical cells formed by stacking full cells having a cathode, a separator layer, and an anode sequentially as a basic unit, and a separator film having a unit length which is determined to wrap the electrochemical cells and folding outward every unit length to fold each electrochemical cell in a Z-shape starting from the electrochemical cell of a first spot to the electrochemical cell of the last spot continuously while the remaining separator film wraps an outer portion of the stacked cell, said separator film interposed between each stacked full cell comprising the steps of:
An electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, said electrochemical cells formed by stacking i) a bicell having a cathode;
An electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, wherein said electrochemical cells are formed by alternately stacking i) a bicell having a cathode;
A method of manufacturing an electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, said electrochemical cells formed by alternately stacking i) a bicell having a cathode;
A method of manufacturing an electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, wherein said electrochemical cells are formed by alternately stacking i) a bicell having a cathode;
An electrochemical element comprising electrochemical cells which are multiply stacked, said electrochemical cells formed by stacking full cells having a cathode, a separator layer, and an anode sequentially as a basic unit, and a separator film interposed between each stacked full cell, said separator film having a length adapted to wrap the stacked electrochemical cells in a continuous serpentine pattern through the stacked electrochemical cells starting from the electrochemical cell in a first position of the stacked electrochemical cells to the electrochemical cell in a last position in the stacked electrochemical cells and also wrapping an outer portion of the stacked electrochemical cells.
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