Robert Boschgmbh

Thomas Juestel

Jens Schneider

Frank Buse

Andreas Rottmann

Andreas Benz

Jochen Fischer

Thomas Kretschmar

Markus Lux

Heinz Ulm

Johannes Proell

Konrad Funk

Alexander Bischoff

Marc Rosenland

Oliver Dotterweich

Martin Klassen

Daniel Sauerteig

Peter Alt

Carsten Gallinger

Antje Taeuber

The invention relates to a method for producing an electrode stack for a battery cell, comprising the following steps: providing a strip-shaped anode element () comprising an anodic current discharger () to which an anodic active material () is applied; providing a strip-shaped cathode element () comprising a cathodic current discharger () to which a cathodic active material () is applied; providing at least one strip-shaped separator element (); introducing grooves () into the cathodic active material () around segmentation lines (S); generating a strip-shaped composite element () by applying the cathode element () onto the anode element (), with the interposition of the at least one separator element (); cutting the composite element () into plate-shaped composite segments at the segmentation lines (S); and stacking the composite segments. The invention also relates to a battery cell comprising at least one electrode stack which is produced according to the method according to the invention.

Method for producing an electrode stack for a battery cell, battery cell

A sensor element for detecting a level of a gas component in the measured gas or a temperature of the measured gas. The sensor element includes at least one solid electrolyte layer. The solid electrolyte layer has at least one plated-through hole. The sensor element further includes a conductive element, which produces an electrically conductive connection through the plated-through hole. In the plated-through hole, the solid electrolyte layer is electrically insulated from the conductive element by an insulating element. At least one opening region of the plated-through hole is stabilized against phase transition by a stabilizing element. The stabilizing element is made at least partially of a material, which includes a noble metal and an element selected from the group consisting of: V, Nb, Ta, Sb, Bi, Cr, Mo, W. A method for manufacturing the sensor element is also provided.

Sensor element for detecting at least one property of a measured gas in a measured gas chamber, and method for manufacturing the same

A sensor element, in particular for detection of a physical property of a gas, in particular for detection of the concentration of a gas component or of the temperature or of a solid constituent or of a liquid constituent of an exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine, the sensor element including, a solid electrolyte film and including, located oppositely from one another in its longitudinal direction, first and second end regions, the sensor element including outside the second end region, in particular in the first end region, a functional element electrically conductively connected to a contact surface disposed in the second end region on the outer surface of the sensor element, the contact surface having a rounding, which is a radius, on its side facing away from the first end region. The contact surfaces each include three sub-regions: head region, neck region, and body region.

Sensor element having a contact surface

A sensor element for detecting a physical property of a gas includes: a first end region and a second end region opposing one another; a functional element in the first end region interior that is electroconductively connected to a contact area disposed in the second end region exterior; the electrically conductive connection between the functional element and the contact area having a conductor in the interior of the sensor element essentially extending in the longitudinal direction, and having a leadthrough that essentially extends orthogonally to the longitudinal direction of the sensor element. The ratio between an electrical resistance of the conductor and an electrical resistance of the leadthrough is between 3 and 1/3.

Sensor element having a conductor and leadthrough

A sensor element for detecting a physical property of a gas includes: a solid electrolyte film; a first end area and a second end area situated diametrically opposite in the longitudinal direction; a functional element in the first end area in the interior which is electrically conductively connected to a contact surface situated in the second end area on the outer surface, the electrically conductive connection having a strip conductor running essentially in the longitudinal direction in the interior of the sensor element; and a reference gas channel running essentially in the longitudinal direction of the sensor element communicating with a reference gas outside of the sensor element via a reference gas opening, the strip conductor and the reference gas channel being situated in such a way that at least a partial overlap occurs between them.

Sensor element including a strip conductor and a reference gas channel

A method of joining an electrode of a spark plug with a noble metal is described, the noble metal being joined locally with the electrode using a thermal input produced by a continuously operating laser beam.

Method for producing a spark plug electrode

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Thomas Juestel