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    This invention provides a non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery that has high performance and high power. The battery optimizes the insulation structure between its positive and negative pole, and it can maintain primary output characteristic even discharging at high power repeatedly. The non-aqueous secondary battery comprises positive pole, negative pole, micro porous barrier plate made of resin and non-aqueous electrolyte. Setting average ideal capacity of the positive pole is 190~800cm2/Ah, 10~60um thick micro porous temperature-resistant coating is arranged between the barrier plate and at least one side of the positive and negative pole.
Application Number
申请号
200610073756 Application Date
申请日
2006.04.05
Title 名称 Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery
Publication Number
公开号
1828982 Publication Date
公开日
2006.09.06
Approval Pub. Date Granted Pub. Date
International Classification 分类号 H01M4/02,H01M10/40
Applicant(s) Name
申请人
Matsushita Electric Ind Co., Ltd.
Address 地址
Inventor(s) Name 发明人 Nakajima Takuya, Nagayama Masatoshi
Attorney & Agent 代理人 huang yiwen

  
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