Biotronik Crm Patent Ag

Litronik Batterietechnologie Gmbh & Co.

Litronik Batterietechnologie Gmbh

Roland Staub

Gerd Fehrmann

Tim Traulsen

Thomas Hucke

Thomas Fischer

Juergen Drews

Jürgen Drews

Juergen Mueller

Juergen Pilz

Rudiger Wolf

Michael Roch

Steffen Hickmann

Nico Freyer

Hartmut Heimer

An electrochemical voltage source has an anode containing lithium, a cathode containing manganese oxide, and a housing. The cathode and the anode are arranged in an interior of the housing and are arranged opposite one another. An electrolyte reservoir in the form of a compressible storage body, which receives an electrolyte, is arranged between the anode and the cathode. The storage body has a first side resting against an end face of the cathode and a second side, which faces away from the first side, and rests against an end face of the anode. The cathode experiences an increase in volume when the voltage source is discharged. The anode experiences a decrease in volume during the discharge. During the discharge, the absolute value of the volume increase of the cathode is at least as great as the absolute value of the volume decrease of the anode.

Miniature battery with constant electrode pressure and electrolyte reservoir

The present invention relates to an active element for a battery whose material contains copper oxyphosphate and an additive improving the conductivity. The proportion of the additive improving the conductivity in the material is between 3 and 7 wt. %, preferably between approximately 3 wt. % and approximately 5 wt. %, and the proportion of the copper oxyphosphate in the material adds up to 100 wt. %. The invention additionally relates to a battery having an active element of this type as well as a method for producing an active element of this type and a battery of this type. The battery according to the invention is suitable in particular for use in medical implants.

Active element and battery as well as method for the production thereof

A method and device for producing a battery electrode () by: pouring a powder mixture quantity () into a cavity (), laying an electrically conductive diverter () on powder mixture (), pouring a further quantity () of same powder mixture () into same cavity (), and compressing the two powder mixture quantities (). The device has a filling cavity () for powder mixture (), at least one compression means () for compressing powder mixture (), and support () and fixing means () for positioning and fixing an electrically conductive diverter (). The diverter () is situated so that partial quantities () of powder mixture () are located above and below diverter (). The support means () and fixing means () are situated in such a way that a ratio of the partial quantities () of powder mixture () above and below the diverter () remains essentially maintained.

Method and device for producing electrodes for batteries

The invention relates, among other things, to an electrode for a lithium battery with an electrode element of a material consisting of or comprising: 

Electrode for a lithium battery and method for producing the same

A battery having a housing assembled from multiple parts, of which one housing part is implemented like a vessel having an initially open front side and the other housing part is a closure part, which closes the vessel-like housing part on its initially open front side, and having at least one first and at least one second electrode, each of which is formed by a planar material, of which the first electrode is electrically connected to an electrically conductive housing part of the battery, while the second electrode is electrically connected to an electrically conductive contact, which is electrically insulated from the remaining housing, the battery comprising a molded part which is provided with at least one first recess for receiving and positioning at least one section of the first electrode or the first electrodes at a time.

Galvanic cell

An implantable multi-function medical device, having a first therapy assembly that has a small current requirement and a second therapy assembly that has a large current requirement. The device further has a first battery component that is adapted to a consumer having a low current requirement, and a second battery component that is adapted to a consumer having a large current requirement, and a switching device which connects the second battery component only to the second therapy assembly until a control signal is emitted, which indicates that a predetermined voltage level of the first battery component has not been met, or that an internal resistance has been exceeded, but, as of this time, the switching device connects the second battery component to the first therapy assembly.

Implantable multi-function medical device

A battery-operated implantable medical device comprises a battery, a measuring device for determining the state of charge of the battery through measurement of the no-load voltage, and an electric load. The no-load voltage of the battery has an increased drop in a range in which a remaining residual energy suffices to keep the operation of the device going for a minimum period of time required to carry out a therapeutic process.

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Berggieβhübel, Germany

Roland Staub