Low internal impedance current pool for a charging/discharging device

A charge/discharge device integral with a low impedance current pool structure, for application in a primary cell, or in a secondary rechargeable/dischargeable cell, or still in a fuel cell or in a capacitor or in a super capacitor, similar charging/discharging device, complete with one or more current pool means to yield multiple current converging paths, characterized in connecting in parallel current confluent terminals as provided in tanks of like polarities, in tanks of unlike polarities but of identical voltage specifications, and those on electrode boards of like polarities, or alternatively in connecting in series or in compound serial/parallel connections current confluent terminals between electrode boards of unlike polarities in tanks of dissimilar electrodes;

• and in that the exterior sides of the electrode boards of either positive or negative polarity furnished on either side of each individual electrode tank are produced into such a low impedance texture such that it is made advantageous to confluent currents, be it incoming or outgoing,
• wherein the low impedance current pool structure further is connected into a tank of identical polarity electrodes, or a tank of dissimilar polarity electrodes by means of coupling conductors, whereof said current pool terminals of identical potentials and identical polarity are in parallel, or serving to be connected with current pooling terminals between electrode boards of dissimilar polarities in a tank of dissimilar electrodes, executed in serial connection or compound serial/parallel connection,
• characterized in that the positive or negative polarity electrode board can be composed of other low impedance materials, and as part of which the current pool terminals for input/output purposes can be provided singly or plurally, on a single side or on more than one side.