Hilti Aktiengesellschaft

Klaus Hauser

Markus Hartmann

Bernd Ziegler

David Koscheck

Kathrin Sax

Matthias Lepiorz

Michael Candussio

Markus Forstner

Michael Brandner

Tobias Schmid

Stefan Mayer

Robert Stanger

Moses Ender

Nora Martiny

Hubert Ludwig

Roland Schwab

Thomas Mueller

Benno Verhaag

Thomas Müller

Justus Freischle

Mathias Frenzel

Kilian Rehorik

Pouch cell having a positive contact lug and a negative contact lug, in which contact lugs electrical contact can be made with the pouch cell pouch cell and the pouch cell can be charged and discharged in this way, wherein the pouch cell is of planar design and has a flat cell surface which extends parallel in relation to the positive contact lug and the negative contact lug, wherein the positive contact lug has an upper positive connecting element and a lower positive connecting element, which positive connecting elements are arranged on opposite sides of the positive contact lug, and the negative contact lug has an upper negative connecting element and a lower negative connecting element, which negative connecting elements are arranged on opposite sides of the negative contact lug.

Pouch cell stack

Pouch cell having a positive contact region and a negative contact region, by which contact regions electrical contact can be made with the pouch cell and the pouch cell can be charged and discharged in this way, wherein the pouch cell is of planar design and has a cell top side as well as a cell bottom side which is situated opposite the cell top side, wherein the positive contact region is located exclusively on the cell top side and the negative contact region is located exclusively on the cell bottom side, or vice versa.

Pouch cell and stack

Charging an accumulator having an energy storage cell, a data interface and a wake-up circuit. A charging apparatus contains a data interface, a controller, a timer and a switch apparatus. The data interfaces connected to one another via a communication line for differential communication between the accumulator and charging apparatus. Setting the timer to a predetermined period of time; setting the control electronics of the accumulator to a deactivation mode; sending at least one signal from the charging apparatus to the accumulator via the communication line after the predetermined period of time has elapsed; activating the wake-up circuit for activating control electronics by detecting a voltage value from the communication line, the voltage value is consistent with either the dominant or recessive state of the communication line; setting the control electronics to an activation mode; and requesting or releasing a charging current from the charging apparatus using the accumulator.

Method for controlling an accumulator on a charging device

A method for controlling a rechargeable battery on a machine tool contains the steps of: A system containing a rechargeable battery and a machine tool, a rechargeable battery and a machine tool for carrying out the method are also provided.

Method for controlling a rechargeable battery on a machine tool

Rechargeable battery for a machine tool containing at least one energy storage cell and also one switching apparatus. The rechargeable battery contains a bypass circuit which can be operated in a first and second mode, wherein the bypass circuit is in an inoperative state in the first mode, so that an electric current with a first current value passes from the at least one energy storage cell to the machine tool via the switching apparatus, and wherein the bypass circuit is in an operating state in the second mode, so that an electric current with a second current value passes from the at least one energy storage cell to the machine tool via the bypass apparatus, and wherein the first current value is greater than the second current value. The bypass circuit contains a comparator for comparing a current value which is required by the machine tool with a stored current threshold value, so that, via switching element, the bypass circuit is switched to the first mode when the current value which is required by the machine tool exceeds the threshold value and the bypass circuit is switched to the second mode when the current value which is required by the machine tool falls below the threshold value.

Bypass circuit at a rechargeable battery

The battery unit according to the invention for a handheld machine tool comprises a number of battery cells, with at least one of the battery cells being embodied as an isolation battery cell, and showing a fire protection jacket comprising an intumescent material. The fire protection jacket surrounds the isolation battery cell at least partially such that the isolation battery cell is surrounded by the fire protection jacket at a predetermined temperature such that the isolation battery cell is thermally insulated.

Battery for a handheld machine tool and method for producing a battery for a handheld machine tool

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Schwabmuenchen, Germany

Klaus Hauser