Benning Parts Of Battery Contact Plates play an important role in the design and manufacture of battery contact plates.
These bending parts are mainly used in the following aspects:
Structure of adaptive battery:
The contact plate can be matched with the specific shape and size of the battery to ensure tight and stable contact.
In a cylindrical cell, the curved part can fit around the cell circumference to provide uniform contact pressure.
Increase contact area:
By forming a specific shape through bending, the contact area with the battery electrode is increased, thereby reducing the contact resistance and improving the current transmission efficiency.
Provide flexibility and cushioning:
During the use of the battery, it can absorb certain vibration and impact and maintain good contact state.
In some mobile equipment, the battery will experience frequent vibration, and the elasticity of bent parts can reduce the risk of poor contact.
Fixing and positioning:
It helps to fix the battery contact plate in a specific position inside the battery compartment or equipment to prevent displacement and looseness.
When fabricating curved parts, consideration shall be given to the ductility, bending radius, bending angle, etc. of the material to ensure that the parts will not crack or deteriorate during bending. At the same time, strict quality inspection shall be carried out to verify whether the dimensional accuracy, elastic recovery capacity and electrical performance of bending parts meet the design requirements. In the power battery pack of electric vehicles, the bending parts of the battery contact plate are elaborately designed and manufactured, which can always maintain reliable contact with the battery in a complex vehicle operating environment and provide stable power output for the vehicle.
Battery contact plates, also known as battery springs or contact plates, are important components used in batteries to connect positive and negative electrodes. Their main function is to ensure that current can be stably conducted from the positive and negative electrodes of the battery for use by devices.
Battery contact plates are usually made of metal materials with good conductivity, such as copper, nickel, silver, etc. Their design and manufacturing need to consider multiple factors, such as conductivity, corrosion resistance, elasticity, and stability. These factors are crucial for ensuring the normal operation and lifespan of the battery.
During the operation of the battery, the Battery Contact Plates need to withstand pressure and vibration from within the battery, while also adapting to various environmental changes that may occur during battery use. Therefore, they need to have sufficient elasticity and durability to ensure long-term stable operation.
In addition to basic conductivity functions, Battery Contact Plates may also have other functions, such as preventing internal short circuits in the battery and preventing external environmental damage to the battery’s interior. These functions can improve the safety and reliability of batteries, ensuring their normal use and equipment operation.
Overall, Battery Contact Plates are crucial components in batteries, and their quality and performance have a significant impact on the normal operation and lifespan of the battery. In the design and manufacturing process, it is necessary to fully consider various factors to ensure that they can meet the needs of practical applications.