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US 9,437,898 B2Granted
Secondary battery including plurality of electrode assemblies
AssigneeLG Chem, Ltd.
InventorsSun Woo Lee, Hyun Jong Yang, Jae Dong Chang
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Abstract
Disclosed is a secondary battery including a plurality of electrode assemblies. The secondary battery includes a first electrode assembly including a first cathode, a first separator and a first anode, and a second electrode assembly including a second cathode, a second separator and a second anode, wherein, when an electrode plate area of the second electrode assembly is smaller than that of the first electrode assembly, a cross-sectional thickness of the second electrode assembly is larger than that of the first electrode assembly.
Claims14
A secondary battery comprising:
- a first electrode assembly comprising a first cathode, a first separator and a first anode;
- and
- a second electrode assembly comprising a second cathode, a second separator and a second anode,
- wherein the second electrode assembly is stacked on the first electrode assembly,
- wherein an electrode plate area of the second electrode assembly is smaller than an electrode plate area of the first electrode assembly,
- wherein a cross-sectional thickness of the second electrode assembly is larger than a cross-sectional thickness of the first electrode assembly,
- wherein the electrode plate area of the first electrode assembly and the electrode plate area of the second electrode assembly are expressed by the following Equation:
- 0.5≦S2/S1≦0.98
- where S1 is the electrode plate area of the first electrode assembly, and S2 is the electrode plate area of the second electrode assembly,
- wherein the cross-sectional thickness of the first electrode assembly and the cross-sectional thickness of the second electrode assembly are expressed by the following Equation:
- 0≦I1/I2≦0.2
- where I1 is the cross-sectional thickness of the first electrode assembly, and I2 is the cross-sectional thickness of the second electrode assembly, and
- wherein the electrode material used for the second electrode assembly has a higher efficiency than that used for the first electrode assembly.
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