Layer electrode for electro-chemical components and electrochemical double layer capacitor having said layer electrode
Abstract
The invention concerns a layer electrode ( 6 ) for electrochemical components with a plurality of fibers ( 1 ) that all run in parallel with one another in a preferred direction at least in sections, in that the fibers ( 1 ) are connected with one another via bonding. The bonding of the fibers ( 1 ) can be produced via piercing the layer electrodes ( 6 ) with harpoons or also via sewing. The inventive layer electrodes ( 6 ) have the advantage that they can be produced thin and cost-effectively. Furthermore, the invention specifies a capacitor with the inventive layer electrode ( 6 ).
Claims
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27 . A layer electrode for electrochemical components, said electrode comprising a plurality of fibers which run in parallel with one another in a preferred direction in at least sections, said fibers being connected to one another by bonding.
28 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , which has a layer thickness between 5 μm and 500 μm.
29 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein fiber sections running variant to the preferred direction are interlocked with one another.
30 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein fibers are sewed with one another by a sewing thread.
31 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein a material acting as a bond between fibers is introduced in places on the electrode.
32 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein a plurality of fibers are stranded to one another into a thread.
33 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein a material is applied in places on the surface of the layer electrode.
34 . A layer electrode according to claim 33 , wherein the material is inert with regard to electrolytes used in electrochemical double-layer capacitors.
35 . A layer electrode according to claim 34 , wherein the material is a metal.
36 . A layer electrode according to claim 34 , wherein the material is a polymer.
37 . A layer electrode according to claim 36 , wherein the material is selected from a group consisting of polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyldifluoride and polytetrafluorethylene.
38 . A layer electrode according to claim 34 , wherein the material is elementary carbon.
39 . A layer electrode according to claim 38 , wherein the material is applied via a method selected from flame spraying and arc spraying.
40 . A layer electrode according to claim 38 , wherein the material is applied by vapor depositing.
41 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein the fibers are produced from a synthetic that has C 6 rings.
42 . A layer electrode according to claim 41 , wherein the fibers are pyrolized.
43 . A layer electrode according to claim 42 , wherein the surface of the fibers is roughened via an etching process.
44 . A layer electrode according to claim 27 , wherein the fibers exhibit a thickness between 5 μm and 50 μm.
45 . A capacitor with a capacitor winding, said capacitor winding comprising two layer electrodes, each layer electrode comprising a plurality of fibers running parallel with one another in a preferred direction, at least in sections, the fibers being connected with one another, said two-layer electrodes being impregnated with a fluid containing ions, a separation layer permeable to the ions of the fluid separating the two-layer electrodes from one another and each layer electrode being connected with a contacting layer.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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