JP2000077056A - Power source device and connecting method of lead-out lead wire - Google Patents

Power source device and connecting method of lead-out lead wire

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JP2000077056A
JP2000077056A JP10246399A JP24639998A JP2000077056A JP 2000077056 A JP2000077056 A JP 2000077056A JP 10246399 A JP10246399 A JP 10246399A JP 24639998 A JP24639998 A JP 24639998A JP 2000077056 A JP2000077056 A JP 2000077056A
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Shigeru Murakami
村上  茂
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enhance reliability of connection between an electrode of each unit cell and a lead-out lead wire for voltage detection for example, save cost in wiring work, and enhance safety. SOLUTION: This device 1 has an intercell bus bar 9 for connecting in series a plurality of unit cells 2 to which a positive electrode cover and a negative electrode cap are fixed, and a terminating bus bar 11 for connecting a terminating unit cell 2 and a cable 12 connected to an outside output terminal, and a corrugated part formed by folding up a plane-shaped part and a connecting part formed by closely tightening the end are formed in the terminating bus bar 11. In the device 1, a voltage detecting wire 14 is welded directly or through a rod-like crimp-style terminal to the positive electrode cover or the negative electrode cap of the unit cells 2 by applying pressure with a welding electrode.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、電気自動車の駆動
モータ等の装置本体に対して大電流を出力する電源装置
及びこの電源装置を構成する各単電池に電圧検出線等の
引き出し導線を接続する引き出し導線の接続方法に関す
る。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power supply device for outputting a large current to a device main body such as a drive motor of an electric vehicle, and a lead wire such as a voltage detection line connected to each cell constituting the power supply device. The present invention relates to a method for connecting a lead wire to be connected.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】電気自動車等に積載され車両駆動用のモ
ータに対し大電流を供給する電源装置は、複数個の単電
池が直列に接続された組電池を内蔵して構成されてい
る。
2. Description of the Related Art A power supply device mounted on an electric vehicle or the like and supplying a large current to a motor for driving a vehicle includes a built-in battery in which a plurality of cells are connected in series.

【0003】従来の電源装置は、組電池を構成する単電
池間の接続が接続導体(以下、バスバーと称する。)を
各単電池の端子部にネジ止めすることにより行われてい
た。具体的には、従来の電源装置は、一の単電池の正極
部にネジ止めされたバスバーを他の単電池の負極部にネ
ジ止めすることにより各単電池が電気的に接続されて構
成されていた。電池間接続用のバスバーは、各単電池の
正極部又は負極部に設けられたネジ穴、或いは正極部又
は負極部に溶接されたネジ穴のついた部材にネジ止めさ
れていた。
[0003] In the conventional power supply device, the connection between the cells constituting the assembled battery is performed by screwing a connection conductor (hereinafter, referred to as a bus bar) to a terminal portion of each cell. Specifically, a conventional power supply device is configured such that each cell is electrically connected by screwing a bus bar screwed to a positive electrode part of one cell to a negative electrode part of another cell. I was The bus bar for connection between batteries has been screwed to a screw hole provided in a positive electrode portion or a negative electrode portion of each unit cell, or to a member having a screw hole welded to the positive electrode portion or the negative electrode portion.

【0004】また、電源装置は、電気自動車等に積載す
る場合に、外部出力用のケーブルによって組電池を構成
する単電池のうち終端の単電池と電気自動車等とが電気
的に接続されている。従来の電源装置は、外部出力用の
ケーブルが組電池の終端の単電池の正極部又は負極部に
ネジ止めできるように端末処理が施され終端の単電池に
ネジ止めされていた。
[0004] When the power supply device is mounted on an electric vehicle or the like, the terminal cell of the cells constituting the battery pack is electrically connected to the electric vehicle or the like by an external output cable. . In a conventional power supply device, terminal processing is performed so that an external output cable can be screwed to a positive electrode portion or a negative electrode portion of a cell at the end of the assembled battery, and the cable is screwed to the cell at the end.

【0005】さらに、電源装置においては、組電池を構
成する各単電池の状態を観察する等のために各単電池ご
とに電圧検出線等の引き出し導線を接続する場合があ
る。従来の電源装置においては、上述した外部出力用の
ケーブルと同様に、引き出し導線にもネジ止めできるよ
うに端末処理が施され、各単電池の正極部又は負極部に
ネジ止めによって接続されていた。
Further, in the power supply device, a lead wire such as a voltage detection line may be connected to each cell in order to observe the state of each cell constituting the assembled battery. In the conventional power supply device, similarly to the above-mentioned cable for external output, terminal processing is performed so that the lead wire can also be screwed, and connected to the positive electrode portion or the negative electrode portion of each unit cell by screwing. .

【0006】従来の電源装置は、上述したケーブルや引
き出し導線のネジ止めがネジ穴加工やタップ立て等の処
理が電池本体よりも容易なバスバー部分において行われ
る場合が多い。このため、従来の電源装置は、複数個の
単電池がバスバーにより電気的に接続された後に、ケー
ブルや引き出し導線等のネジ止めが行われてが接続され
ていた。
[0006] In the conventional power supply device, the above-mentioned screwing of the cable or the lead wire is often performed in a bus bar portion where processing such as screw hole processing or tapping is easier than that of the battery body. For this reason, in the conventional power supply device, after a plurality of cells are electrically connected by the bus bar, cables and lead wires are screwed and connected.

【0007】[0007]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、従来の
電源装置は、車両等に積載して使用した場合に、上述し
たようにネジ止めされた外部出力用のケーブルや引き出
し導線を単電池に接続するネジ部分が振動等によって緩
んでしまう場合がある。従来の電源装置においては、単
電池と引き出し導線等とを接続するネジが緩むと接触抵
抗が増大して長期的に安定した接続の信頼性を得ること
が難しく、接続の信頼性が低いという問題があった。
However, when the conventional power supply device is mounted on a vehicle or the like and used, the external output cable or the lead wire screwed as described above is connected to the unit cell. The screw part may be loosened by vibration or the like. In the conventional power supply device, if the screw connecting the cell and the lead wire is loosened, the contact resistance increases, and it is difficult to obtain stable connection reliability over a long period of time, and the connection reliability is low. was there.

【0008】また、従来の電源装置においては、接続さ
れる単電池又はバスバー側及び接続する引き出し導線側
においてネジ止めするための様々な処理、例えば線材の
端末処理や単電池又はバスバー側のネジ穴加工等を施す
必要や、線材を取り付けるスペースを単電池等の側で確
保する必要があった。従来の電源装置においては、上述
したような端末処理等や、単電池等と引き出し導線等と
をネジ止めする場合のコストや作業者の負担が増加する
等の問題があった。
Also, in the conventional power supply device, various processes for screwing on the unit cell or bus bar side to be connected and the lead wire side to be connected, for example, terminal treatment of the wire material or screw holes on the unit cell or bus bar side It is necessary to perform processing and the like, and it is necessary to secure a space for attaching a wire on the side of the unit cell or the like. In the conventional power supply device, there were problems such as the above-described terminal processing and the like, and the cost and the burden on the operator in the case of screwing the unit cell or the like and the lead wire or the like increased.

【0009】さらに、従来の電源装置は、バスバーによ
り各単電池を接続後に引き出し導線等をネジ止めする場
合に、数本分の単電池の電位が引き出し導線等にかか
り、配線作業において作業者が感電する危険性が高くな
り、作業上の安全性の面で問題があった。
Further, in the conventional power supply device, when the lead wires and the like are screwed after connecting the individual cells with the bus bar, the potential of several cells is applied to the lead wires and the like, and an operator in the wiring work is required. The risk of electric shock increased, and there was a problem in terms of work safety.

【0010】そこで、本発明は、各単電池の電極と引き
出し導線との接続信頼性が高く、配線作業の際の安全性
が改善された電源装置及び引き出し導線の接続方法を提
供することを目的にするものである。
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a power supply device and a method of connecting a lead wire, which have high connection reliability between an electrode of each unit cell and a lead wire and have improved safety during wiring work. It is to be.

【0011】[0011]

【課題を解決するための手段】上述した目的を達成する
本発明に係る電源装置は、正極側及び/又は負極側に円
筒状電極端子が取り付けられた複数の単電池が組み合わ
されて構成される組電池と、組電池を構成する単電池を
直列に接続する電池間用接続導体と、組電池の終端の単
電池と外部出力端子に接続されたケーブルとを接続する
終端用接続導体とを備えて構成され、終端用接続導体の
一端側に単電池の正極側及び負極側に取り付けられた円
筒状電極端子に接続される円筒部が形成されるととも
に、他端側に平板状部が波状に折りたたまれかつ絞り込
まれて形成されている。終端用接続導体は、絞り込まれ
て形成された他端側と外部出力端子に接続されたケーブ
ルとがスリーブ型の圧着端子に通され、かしめられるこ
とによりケーブルと接続されている。
A power supply unit according to the present invention that achieves the above-mentioned object is constituted by combining a plurality of cells each having a cylindrical electrode terminal attached to a positive electrode and / or a negative electrode. An assembled battery, an inter-cell connecting conductor for connecting cells constituting the assembled battery in series, and a terminating connecting conductor for connecting a cell connected to the terminal of the assembled battery and a cable connected to an external output terminal. A cylindrical portion connected to the cylindrical electrode terminals attached to the positive electrode side and the negative electrode side of the unit cell is formed at one end of the connection conductor for termination, and a flat plate-like portion is formed in a wavy shape at the other end. It is folded and narrowed down. The terminating connection conductor is connected to the cable by passing the other end formed by being narrowed down and the cable connected to the external output terminal through the sleeve-type crimp terminal and crimping.

【0012】また、本発明に係る電源装置は、上述した
終端用接続導体の一端側に単電池の正極側及び/又は負
極側に取り付けられた円筒状電極端子に接続される円筒
部が形成されるとともに、他端側に平板状部が形成さ
れ、この平板状部の一辺に沿ってケーブルが挿入される
チューブ状部が形成されている。終端用接続導体は、チ
ューブ状部の外側から少なくとも1個の圧着部材でかし
められることによりケーブルと接続されている。
Further, in the power supply device according to the present invention, a cylindrical portion connected to the cylindrical electrode terminals attached to the positive electrode side and / or the negative electrode side of the unit cell is formed at one end of the above-described termination connection conductor. In addition, a flat portion is formed on the other end side, and a tube portion into which a cable is inserted is formed along one side of the flat portion. The termination connection conductor is connected to the cable by being caulked with at least one crimping member from the outside of the tubular portion.

【0013】本発明に係る引き出し導線の接続方法は、
単電池の正極側及び負極側に取り付けられた円筒状電極
端子と引き出し導線又は引き出し導線が接続された棒状
の圧着端子とを溶接電極によって上記円筒状部材の内側
と外側から挟み込んで加圧することにより上記単電池の
各電極に引き出し導線を接続する。
A method for connecting a lead wire according to the present invention is as follows.
By pressing a cylindrical electrode terminal attached to the positive electrode side and the negative electrode side of the unit cell and a lead-shaped lead wire or a rod-shaped crimp terminal connected to the lead-out wire from the inside and outside of the cylindrical member with a welding electrode, A lead wire is connected to each electrode of the unit cell.

【0014】上述した構成を有する本発明に係る電源装
置によれば、終端用接続導体に単電池の円筒状電極端子
と同様の円筒部が形成されるため、終端用接続導体に単
電池が嵌合されかつその嵌合部において内側と外側から
加圧することにより溶接可能とされる。本発明に係る電
源装置は、終端用接続導体と単電池とが上述したように
溶接可能とされることにより、終端用接続導体に接続さ
れた外部出力用のケーブルとの接続の信頼性が向上す
る。また、本発明に係る引き出し導線の接続方法によれ
ば、複数の単電池が電気的に接続される前の各単電池と
引き出し導線又は引き出し導線が接続された棒状圧着端
子とが溶接により接続されるため、煩雑な配線作業によ
る感電事故の防止を可能とする。
According to the power supply device of the present invention having the above-described structure, since the cylindrical portion similar to the cylindrical electrode terminal of the cell is formed in the terminal connecting conductor, the cell is fitted in the terminal connecting conductor. They can be welded together by applying pressure from inside and outside at the fitting portion. The power supply device according to the present invention improves the reliability of connection with the external output cable connected to the termination connection conductor by allowing the termination connection conductor and the unit cell to be weldable as described above. I do. In addition, according to the method for connecting a lead wire according to the present invention, each cell and the lead wire or the rod-shaped crimp terminal to which the lead wire is connected are connected by welding before a plurality of cells are electrically connected. Therefore, it is possible to prevent an electric shock accident due to complicated wiring work.

【0015】[0015]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明に係る電源装置及び
引き出し導線の接続方法の具体的な実施の形態について
図面を参照しながら詳細に説明する。電源装置1は、図
1及び図2に示すように、複数個の単電池2が組み合わ
されてなる組電池3と、組電池3の両端子側にはめ込ま
れる電池保持枠4とを備えて構成される。なお、本実施
の形態においては、電源装置1を電気自動車に積載さ
れ、車両を駆動するモータの駆動用電源として使用され
るものとして説明する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, specific embodiments of a power supply device and a method of connecting a lead wire according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the power supply device 1 includes an assembled battery 3 formed by combining a plurality of unit cells 2, and a battery holding frame 4 fitted to both terminal sides of the assembled battery 3. Is done. In the present embodiment, the power supply device 1 is described as being mounted on an electric vehicle and used as a power supply for driving a motor that drives the vehicle.

【0016】単電池2は、図3に示すように、円筒状の
外装缶5の一端側に正極端子を兼ねる正極カバー6が取
り付けられるとともに、他端側に負極端子を兼ねる負極
カップ7が取り付けられている。正極カバー6は、円形
の平板状部材の中央部が立ち上がって円筒状に形成さ
れ、外装缶5の正極側の開口部に組み付けられている。
負極カップ7は、円筒状に形成され、外装缶5の負極側
の中央部に取り付けられる。
As shown in FIG. 3, the unit cell 2 has a positive electrode cover 6 also serving as a positive electrode terminal attached to one end of a cylindrical outer can 5, and a negative electrode cup 7 also serving as a negative electrode terminal attached to the other end. Have been. The positive electrode cover 6 is formed in a cylindrical shape with the central part of a circular plate-shaped member rising up, and is assembled to the opening on the positive electrode side of the outer can 5.
The negative electrode cup 7 is formed in a cylindrical shape, and is attached to the center of the outer can 5 on the negative electrode side.

【0017】組電池3は、図2に示すように、複数個の
単電池2が正極と負極とが交互に隣接するように配置さ
れている。組電池3は、図1に示すように、各単電池2
の正極カバー6及び負極カップ7が電池保持枠4に形成
された孔部8内に位置するように配置され、保持されて
いる。
As shown in FIG. 2, the assembled battery 3 includes a plurality of cells 2 arranged such that a positive electrode and a negative electrode are alternately adjacent to each other. The assembled battery 3 includes, as shown in FIG.
The positive electrode cover 6 and the negative electrode cup 7 are arranged and held so as to be located in a hole 8 formed in the battery holding frame 4.

【0018】組電池3は、図1及び図2に示すように、
各単電池2が電池間用バスバー9によって接続される。
電池間用バスバー9は、中央部が一段高く形成された平
板状の部材であり、中央部よりも低く位置する両端側に
単電池2の正極カバー6又は負極カップ7が接続される
バスバー円筒部10がそれぞれ形成されている。
The battery pack 3 is, as shown in FIGS.
Each unit cell 2 is connected by an inter-cell bus bar 9.
The inter-battery bus bar 9 is a plate-shaped member having a central portion formed one step higher, and a bus bar cylindrical portion to which the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7 of the unit cell 2 is connected at both ends positioned lower than the central portion. 10 are formed respectively.

【0019】電池間用バスバー9は、組電池3を構成す
る複数の単電池2のうち隣接する一方の単電池2の正極
カバー6と他方の単電池2の負極カップ7とがバスバー
円筒部10にはめ込まれることにより複数個の単電池2
を直列に接続する。このように、組電池3は、複数の単
電池2が電池間用バスバー9によって直列に接続されて
構成される。なお、単電池2の正極カバー6又は負極カ
ップ7と電池缶用バスバー9とは、後述するようにバス
バー円筒部10内に正極カバー6又は負極カップ7がは
め込まれた後に溶接されて接続される。
The inter-battery bus bar 9 includes a bus bar cylindrical portion 10 formed by the positive electrode cover 6 of one adjacent unit cell 2 and the negative electrode cup 7 of the other unit cell 2 among a plurality of unit cells 2 constituting the assembled battery 3. A plurality of cells 2
Are connected in series. As described above, the assembled battery 3 is configured by connecting the plurality of cells 2 in series by the inter-cell bus bar 9. In addition, the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7 of the unit cell 2 and the busbar 9 for a battery can are connected by welding after the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7 is fitted into the busbar cylindrical portion 10 as described later. .

【0020】組電池3は、図1に示すように、直列に接
続された単電池2の両端、すなわち終端の単電池2の正
極カバー6又は負極カップ7に終端用バスバー11が接
続される。終端用バスバー11は、組電池3と図示を省
略する外部出力端子に接続されたケーブル12とを接続
する。組電池3は、ケーブル12によってを介して電気
自動車の駆動源であるモータと接続される。
As shown in FIG. 1, the battery pack 3 has a terminal bus bar 11 connected to both ends of the unit cells 2 connected in series, that is, to the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7 of the terminal cell 2 at the end. The terminal bus bar 11 connects the battery pack 3 and a cable 12 connected to an external output terminal (not shown). The battery pack 3 is connected via a cable 12 to a motor that is a drive source of an electric vehicle.

【0021】ケーブル12は、銅線であり、可撓性に富
み絶縁部材により被覆されている。なお、電源装置1
は、上述したようなケーブル12に代えて銅製の棒材等
を終端用バスバー11と外部出力端子との接続に使用し
てもよい。
The cable 12 is a copper wire, and is covered with a highly flexible insulating member. The power supply 1
For example, instead of the cable 12 described above, a copper bar or the like may be used for connection between the terminal bus bar 11 and the external output terminal.

【0022】終端用バスバー11は、図4(a)に示す
ように、一端側に終端の単電池2の正極カバー6又は負
極カップ7に接続されるバスバー円筒部10が形成され
る。また、終端用バスバー11は、図4(b)及び
(c)に示すように、他端側が波状に折りたたまれた波
状部11aと、波状部11aの端部が絞り込まれてなる
接続部11bにより形成されている。終端用バスバー1
1は、波状部11aと接続部11aとで形成され他端側
がケーブル12と接続されることにより、ケーブル12
との接続部において大きな表面積が確保できるととも
に、波状部11aがフィンとして作用するため、放電時
において効率よく放熱し得る。
As shown in FIG. 4 (a), the terminal busbar 11 has a busbar cylindrical portion 10 connected to the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7 of the terminal cell 2 at one end. Further, as shown in FIGS. 4B and 4C, the terminal bus bar 11 includes a wavy portion 11a having the other end folded in a wavy shape, and a connecting portion 11b formed by narrowing the end of the wavy portion 11a. Is formed. End busbar 1
1 is formed by a wavy portion 11a and a connection portion 11a, and the other end is connected to the cable 12 so that the cable 12
A large surface area can be ensured at the connection portion with the fins, and the corrugated portion 11a acts as a fin, so that heat can be efficiently dissipated during discharge.

【0023】電源装置1は、図1に示すように、終端用
バスバー11の接続部11bがスリーブ型圧着端子13
の一端側に挿入されるとともに、ケーブル12がスリー
ブ型圧着端子13の他端側に挿入される。電源装置1
は、スリーブ型圧着端子13の終端用バスバー11の接
続部11aとケーブル12とが挿入された部分がそれぞ
れかしめられることにより、終端用バスバー11とケー
ブル12とが電気的に接続される。
As shown in FIG. 1, in the power supply device 1, the connection portion 11b of the terminal bus bar 11 is
And the cable 12 is inserted into the other end of the sleeve-type crimp terminal 13. Power supply 1
The crimping terminal 13 of the sleeve-type crimping terminal 13 is electrically connected to the terminal bus bar 11 and the cable 12 by caulking the portion where the connection portion 11a of the terminal bus bar 11 and the cable 12 are inserted.

【0024】また、電源装置1は、終端の単電池2と外
部出力用のケーブル12とが、図5(a)及び(b)に
示すような終端用バスバー20によって接続されるもの
でもよい。終端用バスバー20は、一端側にバスバー円
筒部10が形成されるとともに、他端側の平板状部の一
辺に沿ってケーブル12が挿通されるチューブ状部21
が形成される。終端用バスバー20は、ケーブル12が
挿通されたチューブ状部21の外側にコネクタ22を嵌
合させてチューブ状部21をかしめることにより、ケー
ブル12を圧着する。終端用バスバー20は、チューブ
状部21が形成されることによりケーブル12との接続
部においける表面積が大きくなり、電源装置1の放電時
において効率よく放熱し得る。なお、終端用バスバー2
0においては、ケーブル12を圧着するコネクタ22が
少なくとも1個使用されていればよい。
The power supply device 1 may be configured such that the terminal cell 2 and the external output cable 12 are connected by a terminal bus bar 20 as shown in FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b). The terminal busbar 20 has a tube-shaped portion 21 in which the busbar cylindrical portion 10 is formed on one end side and the cable 12 is inserted along one side of the flat plate-shaped portion on the other end side.
Is formed. The terminal busbar 20 crimps the cable 12 by crimping the tubular portion 21 by fitting the connector 22 to the outside of the tubular portion 21 through which the cable 12 is inserted. By forming the tubular portion 21, the terminal busbar 20 has a large surface area at the connection portion with the cable 12, and can efficiently radiate heat when the power supply device 1 discharges. In addition, the termination bus bar 2
At 0, it is sufficient that at least one connector 22 for crimping the cable 12 is used.

【0025】電源装置1は、上述した構成を有する終端
用バスバー11、20によって外部出力用のケーブル1
2が接続されることにより、終端用バスバー11、20
に形成されたバスバー円筒部10に終端の単電池2の正
極カバー6又は負極カップ7が溶接可能とされる。この
ため、電源装置1は、終端の単電池と外部出力用のケー
ブル12との接続がネジ止めによる接続の如く電気自動
車に積載した際に生じる振動等により緩むことが無く、
高い信頼性を得ることができる。また、電源装置1は、
単電池2側等にネジ穴加工やネジ締め等の工程が不要と
されるためコストを削減できるとともに、製造上の負担
が減少する。
The power supply device 1 is connected to the external output cable 1 by the terminating bus bars 11 and 20 having the above-described configuration.
2 is connected to the terminal busbars 11 and 20.
The positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7 of the terminal cell 2 can be welded to the bus bar cylindrical portion 10 formed at the end. For this reason, the power supply device 1 does not loosen due to vibration or the like that occurs when the connection between the terminal cell and the external output cable 12 is mounted on the electric vehicle, such as by screwing, and the like.
High reliability can be obtained. In addition, the power supply 1
Since steps such as screw hole processing and screw tightening are not required on the unit cell 2 side or the like, the cost can be reduced and the burden on manufacturing is reduced.

【0026】上述したような構成を有する電源装置1
は、図1に示すように、組電池3を構成する各単電池2
の正極カバー6或いは負極カップ7に、終端の単電池2
については正極カバー6及び負極カップ7に電圧検出線
14が接続される。電圧検出線14は、銅線がビニール
等の絶縁部材によって被覆されたものであり、各単電池
2の出力電圧を検出する。電源装置1は、電圧検出線1
4によって検出された各単電池2の出力電圧が図示を省
略するコントローラ基板に送られ、各単電池2に異常が
ないか等が判断される。
The power supply device 1 having the above configuration
Are the cells 2 constituting the assembled battery 3 as shown in FIG.
The terminal cell 2 in the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7
The voltage detection line 14 is connected to the positive electrode cover 6 and the negative electrode cup 7. The voltage detection wire 14 is a copper wire covered with an insulating member such as vinyl, and detects the output voltage of each cell 2. The power supply 1 has a voltage detection line 1
The output voltage of each cell 2 detected by 4 is sent to a controller board (not shown), and it is determined whether or not each cell 2 has an abnormality.

【0027】電源装置1は、電池缶用バスバー9によっ
て各単電池2が直列に接続される前に、電圧検出線14
が正極カバー6又は負極カップ7に溶接されて接続され
る。以下、電圧検出線14を各単電池2の正極カバー6
又は負極カップ7に接続する方法について説明する。
The power supply 1 is connected to the voltage detection line 14 before the cells 2 are connected in series by the battery can bus bar 9.
Is welded and connected to the positive electrode cover 6 or the negative electrode cup 7. Hereinafter, the voltage detection line 14 is connected to the positive electrode cover 6 of each cell 2.
Alternatively, a method of connecting to the negative electrode cup 7 will be described.

【0028】電圧検出線14は、単電池2に接続される
前に、接続端側のビニール被覆が数mm、例えば断面積
が0.3mm2の銅線である電圧検出線14の場合、1
mm乃至2mm程度剥がされて銅線を露出させる。
Before the voltage detection line 14 is connected to the cell 2, if the voltage detection line 14 is a copper wire having a connection end with a vinyl coating of several mm, for example, a cross-sectional area of 0.3 mm 2 ,
The copper wire is exposed by being peeled off by about 2 mm to 2 mm.

【0029】電源装置1は、図6に示すように、単電池
2の正極側に取り付けられた正極カバー6が円筒状に形
成されているため、銅線が露出した電圧検出線14の一
端と単電池2の正極カバー6とが正極カバー6の内側と
外側から溶接電極15によって挟み込まれる。溶接電極
15は、正極カバー6の内側にクロム銅電極15aが配
設され、電圧検出線14側にタングステン電極15bが
配設される。溶接電極15は、タングステン電極15b
の発熱を利用して電圧検出線14を正極カバー6に溶接
している。
As shown in FIG. 6, the power supply device 1 has the positive electrode cover 6 attached to the positive electrode side of the unit cell 2 formed in a cylindrical shape. The positive electrode cover 6 of the unit cell 2 is sandwiched by the welding electrodes 15 from inside and outside of the positive electrode cover 6. The welding electrode 15 has a chromium copper electrode 15a disposed inside the positive electrode cover 6 and a tungsten electrode 15b disposed on the voltage detection line 14 side. The welding electrode 15 is a tungsten electrode 15b
The voltage detection wire 14 is welded to the positive electrode cover 6 by utilizing the heat generated by the above.

【0030】電圧検出線14と単電池2の正極カバー6
とは、溶接電極15により挟み込まれた後に100N乃
至200N(10kgf乃至20kgf)程度の力で図
6中矢印A1方向及び矢印A2方向に加圧される。このと
き、電圧検出線14と溶接電極15との重なりは、少な
すぎると銅線が融ける場合があり、多すぎると接合がう
まくいかない場合があるため1mm程度が適当である。
電圧検出線14と溶接電極15とは、重なりが1mmよ
り長い場合、溶接電極15の容量を上げれば溶接は可能
であるが、電圧検出線14を接続する場合、溶接部分に
流れる電流値が小さいので、やはり1mm程度が適当で
ある。
The voltage detection line 14 and the positive electrode cover 6 of the cell 2
And it is pressurized to 100N to 200 N (10 kgf to 20 kgf) in FIG. 6 in the order of the force arrow A 1 direction and the arrow A 2 direction after sandwiched by welding electrodes 15. At this time, the overlap between the voltage detection wire 14 and the welding electrode 15 is appropriately about 1 mm because the copper wire may be melted if it is too small, and the joining may not be successful if it is too large.
When the voltage detection line 14 and the welding electrode 15 have an overlap of more than 1 mm, welding is possible if the capacity of the welding electrode 15 is increased, but when the voltage detection line 14 is connected, the current value flowing through the welding portion is small. Therefore, about 1 mm is appropriate.

【0031】電源装置1においては、電圧検出線14を
正極カバー6に直接溶接電極15によって接続した場
合、電圧検出線14が動くと溶接された部分の線材が破
断するおそれがある。このため、電源装置1は、電圧検
出線14の一部に接着剤等の樹脂コーティングが施さ
れ、溶接部の線材が動かないように電池保持枠4に固定
され、線材の破断が防止される。
In the power supply device 1, when the voltage detection wire 14 is directly connected to the positive electrode cover 6 by the welding electrode 15, if the voltage detection wire 14 moves, the wire at the welded portion may be broken. For this reason, the power supply device 1 is provided with a resin coating such as an adhesive on a part of the voltage detection wire 14 and is fixed to the battery holding frame 4 so that the wire at the welded portion does not move, thereby preventing the wire from being broken. .

【0032】また、電源装置1は、上述したように、電
圧検出線14を直接単電池2の正極カバー6に溶接せず
に、図7に示すように、棒状圧着端子16を介して正極
カバー6に溶接してもよい。 棒状圧着端子16は、一
端に導線が露出した電圧検出線14が接続されるととも
に、他端が正極カバー6に押し当てられ溶接電極15に
よって溶接される。
Further, as described above, the power supply device 1 does not directly weld the voltage detection wire 14 to the positive electrode cover 6 of the unit cell 2 but, as shown in FIG. 6 may be welded. The rod-shaped crimp terminal 16 is connected to the voltage detection wire 14 having a conductive wire exposed at one end, and the other end is pressed against the positive electrode cover 6 and welded by the welding electrode 15.

【0033】電源装置1は、図7に示すように、正極カ
バー6側に配設されたクロム銅電極15aと棒状圧着端
子16側に配設されたタングステン電極15bによって
図7中矢印A1方向及び矢印A2方向に加圧されて溶接さ
れる。
The power supply unit 1, as shown in FIG. 7, FIG. 7 in the arrow A 1 direction by arranged tungsten electrodes 15b to chromium copper electrode 15a and the rod crimping terminal 16 side disposed in the positive electrode cover 6 side and it is welded under pressure in an arrow a 2 direction.

【0034】電圧検出線14は、棒状圧着端子16を介
して正極カバー6に溶接されることにより、振動等によ
り線材の破断が防止される。なお、電圧検出線14は、
絶縁部材によって被覆されている部分が棒状圧着端子1
6のかしめ部16aにおいてかしめられて取り付けられ
ているため、振動等による棒状圧着端子16との取付部
分における線材の破断も防止される。
The voltage detecting wire 14 is welded to the positive electrode cover 6 via the bar-shaped crimp terminal 16 to prevent the wire from being broken by vibration or the like. Note that the voltage detection line 14 is
The portion covered with the insulating member is a bar-shaped crimp terminal 1
6 is caulked and attached at the caulking portion 16a, so that breakage of the wire at a portion where the bar-shaped crimp terminal 16 is attached due to vibration or the like is also prevented.

【0035】以上、電圧検出線14を単電池2に取り付
けられた正極カバー6に溶接する方法について説明した
が、正極カバー6と同様に円筒形に形成された負極カッ
プ7も正極カバー6と同じように溶接電極15によって
溶接が可能であることは勿論である。
The method of welding the voltage detection wire 14 to the positive electrode cover 6 attached to the unit cell 2 has been described above. The negative electrode cup 7 formed in a cylindrical shape like the positive electrode cover 6 is the same as the positive electrode cover 6. Of course, welding can be performed by the welding electrode 15 as described above.

【0036】なお、電源装置1は、電圧検出線14の代
わりに予め線材が配線されたフレキシブルプリント基板
(図示は省略)を使用することにより、線材の引き回し
作業が大幅に簡易化されるとともに、線材と単電池2と
の溶接部の位置決めが予め基板によってなされるため溶
接の自動化が容易に達成できる。
It should be noted that the power supply device 1 uses a flexible printed circuit board (not shown) in which wires are preliminarily wired in place of the voltage detection wires 14, thereby greatly simplifying the wire drawing operation. Since the positioning of the welding portion between the wire and the unit cell 2 is performed in advance by the substrate, automation of welding can be easily achieved.

【0037】電源装置1は、上述したように、電圧検出
線14と単電池2とを溶接によって接続するため、従来
行われていたネジ止めによる接続に比して電気自動車に
積載した場合の振動等によって生じるよりネジの緩みが
ないため、接続の信頼性が向上するとともに、電圧検出
線14の接続端側の端末処理にかかる端子代や加工代等
のコストの削減や作業時の負担を減少させることができ
る。
As described above, since the power supply device 1 connects the voltage detection line 14 and the cell 2 by welding, the vibration when mounted on the electric vehicle is higher than that of the conventional connection by screwing. Since there is no loosening of screws caused by the above, the reliability of the connection is improved, and the cost of terminals and processing for the terminal processing of the connection end side of the voltage detection line 14 is reduced and the burden on the work is reduced. Can be done.

【0038】また、電圧検出線14は、単電池2との接
続が電池間用バスバー9によって複数の単電池2が直列
に接続される前に行われる。このため、電源装置1にお
いては、電圧検出線14溶接時に単電池2の1本分の電
位がかかるだけであり、作業者の感電の危険が減少し、
作業面における安全性が向上する。
The voltage detection line 14 is connected to the cells 2 before the plurality of cells 2 are connected in series by the inter-cell bus bar 9. For this reason, in the power supply device 1, only the potential of one cell 2 is applied at the time of welding the voltage detection line 14, and the risk of electric shock to the operator is reduced,
Safety on the work surface is improved.

【0039】なお、電源装置1においては、終端用バス
バー11、20と単電池2の正極カバー6及び負極カッ
プ7とが円筒形に形成されているため、終端用バスバー
11、20と各単電池2電極とが電圧検出線と同様の方
法によって溶接することが可能である。
In the power supply device 1, since the terminal bus bars 11, 20 and the positive electrode cover 6 and the negative electrode cup 7 of the unit cell 2 are formed in a cylindrical shape, the terminal bus bars 11, 20 and each unit cell are formed. The two electrodes can be welded by the same method as the voltage detection wire.

【0040】[0040]

【発明の効果】以上詳細に説明したように、本発明に係
る電源装置によれば、表面積の大きな終端用バスバーと
終端の単電池とが溶接されて接続されているため、大電
流が流れる場合であっても効率よく放熱を行うことがで
きる。また、本発明に係る電源装置によれば、終端用バ
スバーと外部出力用のケーブルとの接続信頼性が高いた
め、電源装置全体としても高い接続信頼性を得ることが
できる。
As described in detail above, according to the power supply device of the present invention, the terminal bus bar having a large surface area and the terminal cell are welded and connected, so that a large current flows. However, heat can be efficiently dissipated. Further, according to the power supply device of the present invention, since the connection reliability between the termination bus bar and the external output cable is high, high connection reliability can be obtained as the whole power supply device.

【0041】本発明に係る引き出し導線の接続方法によ
れば、単電池の正極カバー又は負極カップに直接又は棒
状の圧着端子を介して電圧検出線等の引き出し導線が溶
接されるため、従来のネジ止めによる接続のように電気
自動車等に積載した際に生じる振動等によりネジが緩む
心配が無く長期的に安定した高い接続信頼性を得ること
ができる。また、本発明に係る引き出し導線の接続方法
によれば、電池間用バスバーによって単電池が直列に接
続される以前に引き出し導線の接続を行うため、作業者
が感電する危険性が低く、作業面における安全性を向上
させることができる。
According to the method of connecting a lead wire according to the present invention, a lead wire such as a voltage detection wire is welded to the positive electrode cover or the negative electrode cup of the unit cell directly or through a bar-shaped crimp terminal. Long-term stable high connection reliability can be obtained without fear of loosening of screws due to vibration or the like generated when mounted on an electric vehicle or the like as in connection by stop. Further, according to the method for connecting the lead wires according to the present invention, the lead wires are connected before the cells are connected in series by the inter-cell bus bar, so that the risk of electric shock to the operator is low, and the work surface is low. Can be improved in safety.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】電源装置の平面図である。FIG. 1 is a plan view of a power supply device.

【図2】電源装置の側面図である。FIG. 2 is a side view of the power supply device.

【図3】単電池の一部切欠き縦断面図である。FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway longitudinal sectional view of a unit cell.

【図4】(a)は、終端用バスバーの平面図であり、
(b)は、終端用バスバーのA−A断面図であり、
(c)は、終端用バスバーのB−B断面図である。
FIG. 4A is a plan view of a terminal bus bar,
(B) is an AA cross-sectional view of the termination bus bar,
(C) is BB sectional drawing of the termination | terminus bus bar.

【図5】(a)は、他の実施の形態にかかる終端用バス
バーの平面図であり、(b)は、他の実施の形態にかか
る終端用バスバーの断面図である。
FIG. 5A is a plan view of a termination bus bar according to another embodiment, and FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of the termination bus bar according to another embodiment.

【図6】電圧検出線と単電池の正極カバーとの接続方法
を説明するための図である。
FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining a method of connecting a voltage detection line and a positive electrode cover of a unit cell.

【図7】電圧検出線が取り付けられた圧着端子と単電池
の正極カバーとの接続方法を説明するための図である。
FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining a method of connecting a crimp terminal to which a voltage detection line is attached and a positive electrode cover of a unit cell.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 電源装置,2 単電池,3 組電池,4 電池保持
枠,6 正極カバー,7 負極カップ,9 電池間用バ
スバー,10 バスバー円筒部,11、20終端用バス
バー,12 ケーブル,13 スリーブ型圧着端子,1
4 電圧検出線,15 溶接電極,16 棒状圧着端
子,21 チューブ状部,22 コネクタ
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Power supply device, 2 unit cell, 3 assembled battery, 4 battery holding frame, 6 positive electrode cover, 7 negative electrode cup, 9 bus bar between batteries, 10 bus bar cylindrical part, 11, 20 end bus bar, 12 cable, 13 sleeve type crimp Terminal, 1
4 voltage detection wire, 15 welding electrode, 16 rod-shaped crimp terminal, 21 tube-shaped part, 22 connector

Claims (7)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 正極側及び/又は負極側に円筒状電極端
子が取り付けられた複数の単電池が組み合わされて構成
される組電池と、 上記組電池を構成する単電池を直列に接続する電池間用
接続導体と、 上記組電池の終端の単電池と外部出力端子に接続された
ケーブルとを接続する終端用接続導体とを備えて構成さ
れ、 上記終端用接続導体は、一端側に上記単電池の正極側及
び/又は負極側に取り付けられた円筒状電極端子に接続
される円筒部が形成されるとともに、他端側は、平板状
部が波状に折りたたまれかつ絞り込まれて上記ケーブル
と接続されていることを特徴とする電源装置。
1. An assembled battery comprising a plurality of cells combined with cylindrical electrode terminals attached to a positive electrode side and / or a negative electrode side, and a battery connected in series with the cells constituting the above-mentioned assembled battery. And an end connection conductor for connecting a cell connected to an external output terminal and a cell at the end of the battery pack, wherein the end connection conductor is provided at one end with the unit connection conductor. A cylindrical portion connected to the cylindrical electrode terminal attached to the positive electrode side and / or the negative electrode side of the battery is formed, and the other end side is connected to the above cable by flattening the flat portion folded and narrowed down. A power supply device characterized by being performed.
【請求項2】 上記終端用接続導体は、絞り込まれた他
端側と上記外部出力端子に接続されたケーブルとがスリ
ーブ型の圧着端子にそれぞれ通されかしめられることに
より上記ケーブルと接続されていることを特徴とする請
求項1に記載の電源装置。
2. The terminal connecting conductor is connected to the cable by passing the narrowed other end and the cable connected to the external output terminal through sleeve-type crimp terminals, respectively, and crimping the cable. The power supply device according to claim 1, wherein:
【請求項3】 正極側及び/又は負極側に円筒状電極端
子が取り付けられた複数の単電池が組み合わされて構成
される組電池と、 上記組電池を構成する単電池を直列に接続する電池間用
接続導体と、 上記組電池の終端の単電池と外部出力端子に接続された
ケーブルとを接続する終端用接続導体とを備えて構成さ
れ、 上記終端用接続導体は、一端側に上記単電池の正極側及
び/又は負極側に取り付けられた円筒状電極端子に接続
される円筒部が形成されるとともに、他端側に平板状部
が形成され、この平板状部の一辺に沿って上記ケーブル
が挿入されるチューブ状部が形成されていることを特徴
とする電源装置。
3. An assembled battery formed by combining a plurality of cells having cylindrical electrode terminals attached to a positive electrode side and / or a negative electrode side, and a battery connected in series with the cells constituting the assembled battery. And an end connection conductor for connecting a cell connected to an external output terminal and a cell at the end of the battery pack, wherein the end connection conductor is provided at one end with the unit connection conductor. A cylindrical portion connected to the cylindrical electrode terminal attached to the positive electrode side and / or the negative electrode side of the battery is formed, and a flat plate portion is formed on the other end side. A power supply device having a tubular portion into which a cable is inserted.
【請求項4】 上記終端用接続導体は、上記チューブ状
部の外側から少なくとも1個の圧着部材でかしめられる
ことにより上記ケーブルと接続されていることを特徴と
する請求項3に記載の電源装置。
4. The power supply device according to claim 3, wherein the terminating connection conductor is connected to the cable by caulking with at least one crimping member from the outside of the tubular portion. .
【請求項5】 正極側及び/又は負極側に円筒状電極端
子が取り付けられた単電池又はこの単電池が複数組み合
わされた組電池を備えてなる電源装置に引き出し導線を
接続する方法において、 上記単電池の正極側及び/又は負極側に取り付けられた
円筒状電極端子と引き出し導線とを溶接電極によって上
記円筒状電極端子の内側と外側から挟み込んで加圧する
ことにより上記単電池の円筒状電極端子に引き出し導線
を接続することを特徴とする引き出し導線の接続方法。
5. A method for connecting a lead wire to a unit cell having a cylindrical electrode terminal attached to a positive electrode side and / or a negative electrode side, or a power supply device including an assembled battery in which a plurality of such unit cells are combined, The cylindrical electrode terminal and the lead wire attached to the positive electrode side and / or the negative electrode side of the unit cell are sandwiched between the inside and outside of the cylindrical electrode terminal by a welding electrode and pressurized to thereby press the cylindrical electrode terminal of the unit cell. A lead wire is connected to the lead wire.
【請求項6】 正極側及び/又は負極側に円筒状電極端
子が取り付けられた単電池又はこの単電池が複数組み合
わされた組電池を備えてなる電源装置に引き出し導線を
接続する方法において、 上記単電池の正極側及び/又は負極側に取り付けられた
円筒状電極端子と一端側に引き出し導線が接続された棒
状の圧着端子の他端側とを溶接電極によって上記円筒状
電極端子の内側と外側から挟み込んで加圧することによ
り上記単電池の円筒状電極端子に引き出し導線を接続す
ることを特徴とする引き出し導線の接続方法。
6. A method of connecting a lead wire to a unit cell having a cylindrical electrode terminal attached to a positive electrode side and / or a negative electrode side or a power supply device including an assembled battery in which a plurality of such unit cells are combined, The cylindrical electrode terminal attached to the positive electrode side and / or the negative electrode side of the unit cell and the other end side of the rod-shaped crimp terminal to which the lead wire is connected at one end side are connected to the inside and outside of the cylindrical electrode terminal by welding electrodes. And connecting the lead wire to the cylindrical electrode terminal of the unit cell by applying pressure while holding the lead wire.
【請求項7】 上記引き出し導線は、上記組電池を構成
する各単電池の電圧をい検出する電圧検出線であること
を特徴とする請求項5又は請求項6に記載の引き出し導
線の接続方法。
7. The method of connecting a lead wire according to claim 5, wherein the lead wire is a voltage detection line for detecting a voltage of each cell constituting the battery pack. .
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