Cps Technology Holdings LLC

Johnson Controls Technology Company

Clarios Germany Gmbh & Co. Kg

Clarios Advanced Solutions Gmbh

Nicholas E Elison

Christopher M Bonin

Richard M DeKeuster

Jason Daniel Fuhr

Xugang Zhang

Glenn W Andersen

Kem M Obasih

Daniel B Le

Dale B Trester

Arunraj Varatharajah

Marco Jansen

Joerg Birkholz

Abed Al Fattah Isam Shafie

Judson W Riggins

Jeffrey Michael Watts

Ethan Michael Corr

Jennifer L Czarnecki

Ken Nakayama

Joseph E Liedhegner

Jeffrey H Juds

Christian Kuper

Fredrick C Ellner

Rengaraj Balakrishnan

Jack Gilmond Reesman

Eric Kar Wai Lee

Rajesh Kumar

An electrical conduction assembly comprising a flexible layer, an interface being associated with and electrically coupled to a terminal of an external electrical element, and a circuit trace coupled to the flexible layer and to the interface. The circuit trace includes a fuse as part of the trace, and the fuse is associated with the interface. Also disclosed is a battery including the electrical conduction assembly. Further disclosed is a bus bar holder for a battery. The bus bar holder includes a lead-in structure coupled with a main body on a first side. The lead in structure includes a first lead-in wall to be disposed between a first plurality of battery cells and a second lead-in wall orthogonal to the first lead-in wall. The bus bar holder can also include a plurality of pockets, each or which includes a respective aperture and a respective recess.

Bus bar holder including a lead-in structure, electrical conduction assembly having a bus bar, and battery including the same

Battery housing

Interface for vehicle battery

Vehicle battery

A battery system having a housing configured to receive a battery cell that is configured to generate thermal energy. The housing includes a first wall and a second wall, both of which are positioned proximate to the battery cell. The first wall and the second wall form in part a cell compartment. The battery system further includes a unitary heat sink having a first portion embedded into the first wall and a second portion embedded into the second wall.

Battery system having a passive heat sink

A valve assembly for a battery cover is provided. The valve assembly may advantageously allow for testing prior to installation on a battery cover. A battery is also provided.

Valve assembly for a battery cover

A mounting clip for a battery housing is provided. The mounting clip includes a support structure including a recess extending partially into the support structure, wherein the recess is configured to receive a printed circuit board and the recess is configured to enable the printed circuit board to move within the recess to dampen loading.

Mounting clip for printed circuit board

A battery system includes a housing configured to receive a battery cell, where the battery cell is configured to output thermal energy as a byproduct of electrical energy generation and/or consumption, a wall of the housing positioned proximate to the battery cell, and a plurality of fins extending from the wall, where the plurality of fins is configured to absorb thermal energy from the battery cell and dissipate the thermal energy to air, or a heat sink, or both, and where a fin of the plurality of fins comprises a channel configured to facilitate a flow of the air between the fin of the plurality of fins and an adjacent fin of the plurality of fins.

Thermal management system for a battery module

Battery module connector barrel

Battery handle assembly tab

Battery vent adapter

A lead-acid battery includes a handle assembly coupled to a polymer packaging of the battery. The handle assembly includes a woven fabric strap capable of laying substantially flat over a cover of the battery when the handle assembly is not in use. The handle assembly includes a first tab overmolded about a first end of the woven fabric strap, wherein the first tab is loaded into a first slot inset into a first end portion of the polymer packaging of the battery. The handle assembly also includes a second tab overmolded about a second end of the woven fabric strap, wherein the second tab is loaded into a second slot inset into a second end portion of the polymer packaging of the battery, and wherein a length of the first and second tabs is at least twice a width of the woven fabric strap.

Systems and methods for a flexible battery handle assembly for lead-acid batteries

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Nicholas E Elison