Enovix Corporation

Formfactor, Inc.

Ken S Matsubayashi

Murali Ramasubramanian

Ashok Lahiri

James D Wilcox

Nirav S Shah

Harrold Jones Rust, Iii

Christopher J Spindt

Robert S Busacca

John F Varni

Lynn Van Erden

Bruno A Valdes

Kim Han Lee

Jeremie James Dalton

Richard J Contreras

Geoffrey Matthew Ho

Gardner Cameron Dales

Jason N Howard

Robert Keith Rosen

Gary W Grube

Benjamin N Eldridge

Gaetan L Mathieu

Michael J Armstrong

Makarand S Shinde

Richard A Larder

Anthony Calcaterra

Neelam Singh

Jeffrey Glenn Buck

Kim Lester Fortunati

Neal Sarswat

Thomas John Schuerlein

Joshua David Winans

Jonathan C Doan

Benjamin L Cardozo

Rod Martens

Robert M Spotnitz

Laurie Jane Lauchlan

Brian E Brusca

Gunther A Koblmiller

Robert A Cole

Christopher G Castledine

Harold J Rust, Iii

Christopher Castledine, Iii

Iii Harrold J Rust

Jason Newton Howard

Harrold Jones Rust Iii

Harold J Rust Iii

A energy storage device for cycling between a charged state and a discharged state, the energy storage device including an enclosure, an electrode assembly and a non-aqueous liquid electrolyte within the enclosure, and a constraint that maintains a pressure on the electrode assembly as the energy storage device is cycled between the charged and the discharged states.

Longitudinal constraints for energy storage devices

Embodiments of secondary batteries having electrode assemblies are provided. A secondary battery can comprise an electrode assembly having a stacked series of layers, the stacked series of layers having an offset between electrode and counter-electrode layers in a unit cell member of the stacked series. A set of constraints can be provided with a primary constraint system with first and second primary growth constraints separated from each other in a longitudinal direction, and connected by at least one primary connecting member, and a secondary constraint system comprises first and second secondary growth constraints separated in a second direction and connected by members of the stacked series of layers. The primary constraint system may at least partially restrain growth of the electrode assembly in the longitudinal direction, and the secondary constraint system may at least partially restrain growth in the second direction that is orthogonal to the longitudinal direction.

Electrode assembly and secondary battery

A secondary battery for cycling between a charged and a discharged state, wherein a 2D map of the median vertical position of the first opposing vertical end surface of the electrode active material in the X-Z plane, along the length LE of the electrode active material layer, traces a first vertical end surface plot, EVP1, a 2D map of the median vertical position of the first opposing vertical end surface of the counter-electrode active material layer in the X-Z plane, along the length LC of the counter-electrode active material layer, traces a first vertical end surface plot, CEVP1, wherein for at least 60% of the length LC of the first counter-electrode active material layer (i) the absolute value of a separation distance, SZ1, between the plots EVP1 and CEVP1 measured in the vertical direction is 1000 μm≥|SZ1|≥5 μm.

Constrained electrode assembly

Secondary batteries and methods of manufacture thereof are provided. A secondary battery can comprise an offset between electrode and counter-electrode layers in a unit cell. Secondary batteries can be prepared by removing a population of negative electrode subunits from a negative electrode sheet, the negative electrode sheet comprising a negative electrode sheet edge margin and at least one negative electrode sheet weakened region that is internal to the negative electrode sheet edge margin, removing a population of separator layer subunits from a separator sheet, and removing a population of positive electrode subunits from a positive electrode sheet, the positive electrode sheet comprising a positive electrode edge margin and at least one positive electrode sheet weakened region that is internal to the positive electrode sheet edge margin, and stacking members of the negative electrode subunit population, the separator layer subunit population and the positive electrode subunit population.

Electrode assembly, secondary battery, and method of manufacture

A secondary battery for cycling between a charged and a discharged state, wherein a 2D map of the median vertical position of the first opposing vertical end surface of the electrode active material in the X-Z plane, along the length LE of the electrode active material layer, traces a first vertical end surface plot, EVP1, a 2D map of the median vertical position of the first opposing vertical end surface of the counter-electrode active material layer in the X-Z plane, along the length LC of the counter-electrode active material layer, traces a first vertical end surface plot, CEVP1, wherein for at least 60% of the length Lc of the first counter-electrode active material layer (i) the absolute value of a separation distance, SZ1, between the plots EVP1 and CEVP1 measured in the vertical direction is 1000 &#x3bc;m&#x2265;|SZ1|&#x2265;5 &#x3bc;m.

A secondary battery for cycling between a charged and a discharged state, wherein a 2D map of the median vertical position of the first opposing vertical end surface of the electrode active material in the X-Z plane, along the length Lof the electrode active material layer, traces a first vertical end surface plot, E, a 2D map of the median vertical position of the first opposing vertical end surface of the counter-electrode active material layer in the X-Z plane, along the length Lof the counter-electrode active material layer, traces a first vertical end surface plot, CE, wherein for at least 60% of the length Lof the first counter-electrode active material layer (i) the absolute value of a separation distance, S, between the plots Eand CEmeasured in the vertical direction is 1000 &#x3bc;m&#x2265;|S|&#x2265;5 &#x3bc;m.

An electrochemical stack comprising carrier ions, an anode comprising an anode active material layer, a cathode comprising a cathode active material layer, a separator between the anode and the cathode comprising a porous dielectric material and a non-aqueous electrolyte, and an ionically permeable conductor layer located between the separator and an electrode active material layer.

Ionically permeable structures for energy storage devices

The present invention discloses a method and system compensating for thermally induced motion of probe cards used in testing die on a wafer. A probe card incorporating temperature control devices to maintain a uniform temperature throughout the thickness of the probe card is disclosed. A probe card incorporating bi-material stiffening elements which respond to changes in temperature in such a way as to counteract thermally induced motion of the probe card is disclosed including rolling elements, slots and lubrication. Various means for allowing radial expansion of a probe card to prevent thermally induced motion of the probe card are also disclosed. A method for detecting thermally induced movement of the probe card and moving the wafer to compensate is also disclosed.

Method and system for compensating thermally induced motion of probe cards

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Ken S Matsubayashi