peterperkins
100 W
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- Jun 6, 2008
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I'm starting to assemble my cell and wonder if insulating sheets between the cells in the stack is a good idea?
Is there a current/voltage leakage issue through the pouches?
I was thinking that very thin plastic A4 stuff used in files/folders. With cutouts so the alternate tabs can be soldered.
It will insulate the tabs from one another as well which will be required anyway.#
Also thinking about temperature sensing in the middle of a stack. It would be nice to put a thermistor in the middle, but a thermistor bead sandwiched between two cells will deform them creating an indentation and possible problems internally.
How about a thermistor on the copper tab. Will the heat conduction to the tab from inside the cell be suffcient to gauge the internal temp?
Is there a current/voltage leakage issue through the pouches?
I was thinking that very thin plastic A4 stuff used in files/folders. With cutouts so the alternate tabs can be soldered.
It will insulate the tabs from one another as well which will be required anyway.#
Also thinking about temperature sensing in the middle of a stack. It would be nice to put a thermistor in the middle, but a thermistor bead sandwiched between two cells will deform them creating an indentation and possible problems internally.
How about a thermistor on the copper tab. Will the heat conduction to the tab from inside the cell be suffcient to gauge the internal temp?