rexresearch
Jörg
HEMPEL
Ionic Magnetic Power
Charger
Charges/discharges
capacitors in a magnetic field much more quickly, depending
on the field polarity.
US 2010159293
DEVICE FOR PRODUCING ELECTRICAL
ENERGY AND A CHARGING CURRENT SIGNAL...
Abstract -- A device for
producing electrical energy having at least one ion cell can
produce a magnetic field at the location of the at least one ion
cell and also has at least one capacitance or an interconnection
of at least two electrically connected capacitances, of which
two contacts of counter pole electrodes are connected to the
counter pole electrodes of the at least one ion cell, and a
consumer load may be connected in parallel to the capacitance
and the interconnection of capacitances, respectively.
BACKGROUND
[0001] 1. Field
[0002] The disclosed embodiments relate to a device for
producing electrical energy, as well as to a novel charging
current signal and a device for producing electrical energy
charged by the charging current signal.
[0003] 2. Brief Description of
Related Developments
[0004] It is known to use ion cells in electrochemical current
sources. An ion cell or several ion cells (also called galvanic
cells) connected in series are referred to as a battery. Ion
cells convert the chemical energy stored in them directly into
electrical energy. The reaction supplying the energy, the
discharge, is composed of two partial reactions (electrode
reactions) which are spatially separated but coupled to each
other. The electrode in which the corresponding partial reaction
takes place at a lower redox potential in comparison to the
other electrode is the negative electrode (-), the other one is
the positive electrode (+). During the discharge of the ion cell
an oxidation process occurs at the negative electrode by which
electrodes are released; in parallel thereto a corresponding
amount of electrodes is collected at the positive electrode via
a reduction process. The electrode current flows from (-) to (+)
through an external consumer load circuit. Inside the ion cell,
the current is carried by ions between the electrodes in an
ionically conducting electrolyte (ion current), with ion and
electron reactions being coupled to each other in/at the
electrode.
[0005] A difference is made between primary cells that use
themselves up during their discharge, and rechargeable cells,
which are also called accumulators, in which the electrochemical
discharge reactions can be reversed to a large extent so that a
multiple conversion from chemical into electrical energy and
back may take place. During these discharging/charging cycles
alternate oxidation and reduction processes are performed at
each electrode so that one must be careful when using the
designation anode or cathode, which are defined by the terms of
oxidation or reduction. This problem can be avoided by using the
terms of negative electrode or positive electrode because the
respective electrode potential in a normal charging/discharging
operation always remains more negative or positive than that of
the other electrode. In parallel thereto, however, there is the
convention that the electrodes are named in accordance with
their function during the discharge, that is, the negative
electrode is referred to as the anode and the positive electrode
is referred to as the cathode.
[0006] Generally, an ion cell in a battery or an accumulator
consists of one electrolyte, two electrodes arranged together in
a battery casing, which may include a plurality of ion cells,
and separators that are permeable to ions but impermeable to
electrons and with which it is possible to avoid a short circuit
due to internal electrode contact. The so-called active
materials are the actual storages of the chemical energy in the
battery or the accumulator. The electrical energy is released
during the discharge due to its electrochemical turnover at the
electrodes. The number of electrodes released or collected in
this process per unit of mass or volume determines the storage
capacity of the active electrode material and is indicated as
the specific load (in Ah kg<-1>) and charge density (in Ah
cm<-3>), respectively.
[0007] Widely used accumulators of this kind are lithium ion
accumulators which are particularly used in portable devices of
high energy demand, such as, for example, in mobile phones,
digital cameras, camcorders, laptops or the like, as well as in
electric and hybrid vehicles. At present, they are also
increasingly used in electric tools, such as cordless
screwdrivers, for example, due to their high charge density.
[0008] In an accumulator electrical energy is converted into
chemical energy during the charging. If a consumer load is
connected, the chemical energy is converted back into electrical
energy. Furthermore, when accumulators are charged and
discharged, heat is released by which a part of the energy used
for charging is lost. In conventional accumulators, the charging
efficiency, that is, the ratio of the withdrawable energy to the
energy to be used for charging, is normally about 60 to 95
percent.
[0009] Usually, optimal charging of different types of
accumulators is effected with not-too-high charging currents
over a comparatively long period of time. A 20-hour charging of
a lead accumulator used as a car battery, for example, is to be
given preference over a fast charging within a few hours with
higher charging currents because the latter may reduce the
efficiency and the service life of the lead accumulator.
SUMMARY
[0010] It is the object of the disclosed embodiments to improve
the efficiency of devices for producing electrical energy with
ion cells as well as to provide a novel charging current signal
and a device for producing electrical energy with which the
charging efficiency of galvanic cells and electrolyte capacitors
is considerably enhanced and the charging time may be
substantially reduced.
[0011] This object is achieved by means of devices for producing
electrical energy according to claims 1, 20, 21, 24, and 28.
[0012] Features of preferred aspects of the disclosed
embodiments are characterized in the subclaims.
[0013] According to one aspect of the disclosed embodiments, the
device comprises: at least one ion cell, means for producing a
magnetic field at the location of the at least one ion cell and
at least one capacitance or an interconnection of at least two
capacitances, of which two contacts of counter pole electrodes
are connected to the counter pole electrodes of the at least one
ion cell, and a consumer load may be connected in parallel to
the capacitance or the interconnection of capacitances.
[0014] In a first series of experiments with aspects of the
disclosed embodiments an energy output of the device which
cannot be explained by the state of knowledge of current
research regarding the duration as well as the performance was
observed and measured.
[0015] Furthermore, the aspects of the disclosed embodiments are
based on the observation that the application of a magnetic
field to an ion cell, in particular a lithium ion cell, leads to
the fact that the current withdrawn from this cell has
properties which cannot merely be characterized by the current
intensity.
[0016] It was found that the current produced in this manner is
particularly suitable for charge separation in galvanic cells,
that is, in other words, for charging galvanic cells or for
charging electrolytic capacitors. As the current thus produced
effects a charge separation in a galvanic cell or an
electrolytic capacitor, as will be explained below in more
detail by means of a description of an experiment, which charge
separation is not correlated to the amount of the supply of
electrical energy following current physical findings, this
charging current will be referred to in the following as
charging current signal. A galvanic cell upon which such a
charging current signal acts shows a charging behavior which is
optimized as to charging time and charging current to be
provided.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0017] Below, the aspects of the disclosed embodiments will be
explained in more detail by means of the description of
embodiments and experiments with reference to the drawings,
wherein:
[0018] FIG. 1 is a circuit
diagram of a first embodiment of the present invention;
[0019] FIG. 2a is a second
embodiment of the present invention;
[0020] FIG. 2b is a variant
of the embodiment shown in FIG. 2a;
[0021] FIG. 3 is a
perspective exploded view of an array of permanent magnet strips
on a series connection of ion cells; and
[0022] FIG. 4 is another
embodiment of the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE
DISCLOSED EMBODIMENTS
[0023] FIG. 1 shows one embodiment of a device for producing
electrical energy. In this embodiment six ion cells 1 are
connected in series. A permanent magnet 2 is mounted as closely
as possible, for example, to the casing walls of the ion cells 1
so that all ion cells 1 are permeated by the magnetic field
produced by the permanent magnet 2. An embodiment of the
attachment of permanent magnets is shown in FIG. 3, as described
further below.
[0024] A capacitor bank consisting of four capacitors 3a to 3d
connected in parallel and a load 4 are connected to the series
connection of the ion cells 1. As has been found, the four
capacitors connected in parallel together can be charged faster
than a corresponding capacitor of the same capacity as the sum
of the capacities of the capacitors connected in parallel.
[0025] In the following, a first experiment will be described
which was carried out with the following means:
[0026] The accumulators were each liberated of associated
electronics by which a deep-discharge is to be avoided. These
were commercially available lithium ion accumulators having a
nominal capacity of 750 mAh as are used, for example, in mobile
phones or laptops. Six lithium ion accumulators were connected
in series and deep-discharged. The deep-discharge was at first
made by coupling a consumer load in order to achieve a slow
discharge and at the end the series connection was
short-circuited. A measurement of the voltage showed that no
voltage could be measured at the accumulator series connection.
The capacitors used during the experiment were electrolyte
capacitors connected in parallel to form a capacitor bank. In
this case the capacitor bank was also at first short-circuited
to ensure that there is no charge in the capacitors.
Subsequently, the ion cell battery was provided with permanent
magnets, as shown in FIG. 3. Here, they are commercially
available magnetic strips of a width of about 1 cm, on the outer
edges of which a magnetized substance had been attached in
parallel to the longitudinal extension of the strips. The
polarities of the magnets running parallel to each other were
opposed.
[0027] The battery unit combined into a block of accumulators
arranged in parallel to each other was surrounded by the
magnetic strips.
[0028] Next, the deep-discharged lithium ion accumulator series
connection was connected to the corresponding poles of the
capacitor bank.
[0029] Completely surprisingly and unexpectedly, a voltage of
23.8 V built up between the poles of the accumulator series
connection after about 10 s. After separating the capacitor bank
from the accumulator array and short-circuiting until the
voltage level dropped to zero, a voltage of 33 V built up again
contrary to expectations between the poles of the capacitor bank
after about 90 s.
[0030] This is all the more astonishing since electrolytic
capacitors usually have no charge remanence.
[0031] Finally, the accumulator series connection was connected
to the capacitor bank 3a-3d and in turn a load 4 was connected
thereto. In the experiment as carried out the load 4 consisted
of a DC motor having a nominal voltage of 40 V and a no-load
current of 0.8 A as well as an Imax of 6.3 A. In the experiment
as carried out, the motor was supplied with a voltage of 12 V.
The permanent current consumption resulting therefrom was 80 mA.
The motor started and soon achieved a constant speed at which it
ran for 144 hours in a long-time test. According to
expectations, using a conventional, fully charged accumulator
the motor would have had to stop after a few hours at the latest
due to a lack of sufficient applied voltage; in this case,
however, a deep-discharged accumulator array was used in which a
voltage rise was observed and measured during the current
consumption in the course of time instead of a voltage drop.
[0032] During the power consumption neither the capacitors nor
the accumulator series connection heated up noticeably.
[0033] Furthermore, the following phenomena were observed in
this array. The accumulator array was separated from the
capacitor bank and discharged for a few seconds by
short-circuiting. After connecting the capacitor bank to the
accumulator array the capacitors were charged within a very
short time (on the order of 0.5 s).
[0034] The capacitor bank was discharged by means of a filler
wire having a cross-sectional area of 1 mm<2>. The
discharge process was very rapid, i.e. within a few
milliseconds, with a high current that melted the filler wire,
and a formation of sparks.
[0035] FIG. 2a shows another embodiment in which the permanent
magnet 2 was replaced by a wire-wound coil. The coil 5 is wound
around the accumulator series connection and connected in series
to the capacitance. Thus, an electromagnet is formed and the
accumulators are aligned in parallel to the axis of the
electromagnet in the axial direction thereof.
[0036] FIG. 2b shows a detail of another embodiment in which the
electromagnet coil 5 is fed by an external current source.
[0037] Furthermore, the embodiment shown in FIG. 2a has a
change-over switch 6 by which the accumulator series connection
is alternately connected to the capacitor bank 3a-3c or to the
load 4. By switching the change-over switch 6 either the
capacitor bank is charged by the accumulator series connection
or the load 4 is fed by the capacitor bank.
[0038] The switching frequency of the change-over switch is
suitably selected so that the capacitors 3a-3c are discharged by
a maximum of 20 to 30%, i.e., after the discharge they still
have a residual charge of 70 to 80% of their maximally storable
charge. The charging of the capacitors takes place faster in
this charging range than in the case when the capacitors would
be discharged to a lower level per cycle.
[0039] FIG. 4 shows another embodiment in which, in the case as
shown, two capacitor banks 3a, 3b, . . . and 7a, 7b . . . are
alternatively connected in a clocked manner to the accumulator
array by the change-over switches 8a, 8b. Moreover, a capacitor
bank 10 is connected in parallel to the accumulator array.
[0040] Likewise, it is conceivable to connect more than two
capacitor banks in sequence to the accumulator array.
[0041] Furthermore, it should be noted that it is also possible
to use non-discharged accumulators instead of deep-discharged
accumulators.
[0042] Due to the device for producing electrical energy
according to the aspects of the disclosed embodiments, it is
possible to implement applications which open up previously
unreached dimensions as regards the power output as well as the
ambition to make energy sources more compact and lighter.
[0043] In the following, a second experiment will be described
which was carried out with the following means:
[0044] A motorbike battery, in this case a lead accumulator
having a rated voltage of 12 V and a capacitance of 12 Ah, was
slowly discharged via a consumer load until the terminal voltage
was only about 3 V. The discharge was made with a small
discharging current so that the motorbike battery did not
noticeably heat up.
[0045] Then the motorbike battery was connected for recharging
to four series-connected lithium ion accumulators prepared with
magnetic strips. The device for producing electrical energy
using lithium ion accumulators described in the present patent
application comprises an array of one or more electrolytic
capacitor(s) connected in parallel to the series connection of
lithium ion accumulators. Such electrolytic capacitors may be
used as intermediate storages of electrical energy in the
experiment described here, however, they are not compulsory.
[0046] In the experiment described here, a series connection
comprising permanent magnet strips of prepared lithium ion
accumulators without electrolytic capacitors connected in
parallel was used.
[0047] In order to charge the motorbike battery, the
above-described lithium ion accumulator array was connected to
the battery. After about 20 minutes the motorbike battery was
fully charged and showed a voltage of about 14 V, that is, 2 V
above its rated voltage, at its terminals. The surprisingly
short time until the full charge of the motorbike battery allows
the conclusion that a very high charging current has flown
during this time. It turned out to be difficult to measure the
current directly by inserting a digital multimeter measurement
apparatus into the circuit because the charging time strongly
increased for unknown reasons until the motorbike battery was
fully charged.
[0048] Nevertheless, in order to get an idea of the dimension of
the charging current, the charging cable was cut through at one
spot and the gap in the circuit was bridged by cable portions of
different cross-sectional areas. The discharging and charging
process, as described above, was repeated several times and the
very short charging time of between 2 and 20 minutes
respectively appeared again. The most astonishing fact, however,
was that even when the circuit gap was bridged by a "telephone
wire" having a cross-sectional area of about 0.75 mm<2
>and a length of about 20 cm, the wire did not heat up beyond
room temperature. Thus, it is certain that during the charging
of the lead accumulator no current corresponding to the amount
of energy which the lead accumulator regained after the
recharging process flew within the short charging time. The
charging current required for this purpose would have had to be
so large within the short charging time that it would have made
the "telephone wire" melt without fail. The wire, however, did
not even heat up.
[0049] This allows the conclusion that in case of the
above-described charging process electrical energy is not
transferred from an electrical energy source to a galvanic
storage for electrical energy, as usual, which can then be
withdrawn again after subtraction of the energy converted into
reaction heat, but that the charging current, referred to as
charging current signal below, merely "triggers" the galvanic
cell, that is, the chemical reaction which occurs in the
galvanic cell is merely initiated by the charging current signal
and not maintained by a corresponding addition of electrical
energy.
[0050] It is a fact that the described technical effect, namely
the fast chargeability of a galvanic cell with the charging
current signal produced as described above and the inexplicably
high charging efficiency may be reproducibly imitated in the
manner as described above, as proven by the multitude of
successfully performed experiments.
WO 2010102791
CHARGING CURRENT SIGNAL AND
DEVICE CHARGED WITH SAID CHARGING CURRENT SIGNAL FOR
GENERATING ELECTRIC ENERGY
Abstract -- The invention
relates to a charging current signal for causing a separation of
charge in a galvanic cell or electrolytic capacitor, generated
by a device located in a magnetic field at least for a
predetermined period of time, having two electrodes in one
electrolyte, separated by a separator impermeable to electrons.
WO
2010063453 (A1)
METHOD FOR REFORMING
ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS
Abstract -- The invention
relates to a method for reforming electrolytic capacitors,
comprising the following steps: a) if the electrolytic capacitor
exhibits a load, slowly discharging via a suitably dimensioned
load; b) charging of the electrolytic capacitor by applying a
voltage increasing in steps, wherein each voltage increase step
equals a fraction of the nominal voltage of the electrolytic
capacitor, wherein the voltage is then increased by one step
when the charge current at the current step has dropped
substantially to zero, and wherein the stepped increase of
charge voltage is continued until the charge current no longer
drops to zero.
The present invention concerns a method to the reforming of
electrolytic capacitors.
Electrolytic capacitors become used, if very large capacitance
values are required. This is for example the case with power
supplies, NF-final stages and such a thing. In automotive
electronics engine management systems for the fuel injection,
drives of Kühlerund windshield wiper motors, electronic steering
systems, airbags or Multimediageräte and such a thing rank among
the applications.
With an electrolytic capacitor (also Elko mentioned) a non
conductive insulating layer becomes generated on the metal of
the anode electrode by electrolysis (anodic oxidation,
formation), which forms the dielectric of the capacitor. The
electrolyte forms the cathode (counter electrode) of the
electrolytic capacitor. It can consist of liquid or pasty
electrolytes (ion leaders) or solid electrolytes (electron
conductor). The power supply to electrolytes of made over films
same metal as that the anode or over a suitable contact
electrolytes.
At present common types from electrolytic capacitors are:
Aluminum electrolytic capacitors with alumina as dielectric,
tantalum electrolytic capacitors with Tantalp entoxid as
dielectric, niobium
669-68567PCT/CM electrolytic capacitors with Niobpentoxid as
dielectric as well as so called “gold Caps” or “Super Caps”.
The anode of the electrolytic capacitor becomes the
magnification of the surface structured, with aluminum Elkos is
it a aufgeraute anode foil, with tantalum Elkos a sintered metal
sponge. Due to the large surface area and the extremely thin
dielectric relative high electric capacitances of the order of
magnitude of 1 F can become achieved with electrolytic
capacitors with small construction.
With “gold Caps” and “Super Caps” reach the capacities the order
of magnitude of 2OF, however with relative small rated voltages
of some few volts.
For example a aufgerauten aluminium foil as anode material one
calls electrolytic oxidizing forming. This happens for the first
time with the preparation of electrolytic capacitors on the end
of the manufacturing process in the factory.
Electrolytic capacitors have the disadvantage of high leakage
current losses by the remainder conductivity of the dielectric.
If an electrolytic capacitor does not become longer time used,
it unloads itself by the leakage current complete. This state is
harmful for the insulation resistance of the dielectric, to the
maintenance and/or. for the reproviding of an high insulation
resistance of the dielectric forms new and/or. to be
after-formed must.
Reforming for electrolytic capacitors have always had the object
to regenerate the dielectric in order to thus show the
electrolytic capacitor its original qualities such as capacity
and copy voltage level.
From US 4.974, 118 A is an apparatus known, with which reforming
of the type performed here standing in speech to become to be
able.
2007/025057 a2 describe the reforming for capacitors
incorporated in medical implants. Afterwards will empirical
determined condenser load data of the used capacitors used, in
order to determine the Nachformierungszeit which can be used, in
which the capacitors are loaded on a voltage, which corresponds
to 20% to 90% of the rated voltage.
The DE 19 50 967 has a method to the reforming from electrolytic
capacitors to the subject-matter, with which during the
reforming of these at least once, preferably several times by
shutdown of a direct current source interrupted will and a
simultaneous electrical discharging resistor becomes parallel
the capacitor connected, over which the capacitor wenigsgtens
partly unloads itself, so that a polarization of the anode
arising with the preceding charge of the capacitor becomes
sufficient destroyed made by the mentioned discharge.
DE 23 60 688 A is a method to the reforming of electrolytic
capacitors known, with which in steps to the capacitor the
applied voltage increased will and a constant current held
becomes for each step so selected that the maximum voltage
preferably becomes for each step in less than 20 seconds
achieved.
The present invention is the basis the object to indicate a
method to the reforming of electrolytic capacitors as that the
leakage current after-formed electrolyte condensates on a
negligible measure of the reduced and the disruptive strength
and/or the rated voltage increased to become to be able, whereby
higher charge quantities in the electrolytic capacitor stored to
become to be able.
This object becomes 1 dissolved with the features of the claim.
Features of preferred embodiments of the present invention are
in the characterized in the description.
With the invention process after-formed electrolytic capacitors
shown no self discharge considerable in the test series also
after several days and the breakdown voltage effected that the
rated voltage and thus the storable charge quantity did not
after-form opposite, otherwise identically constructed
electrolytic capacitors increased increased by the reforming
will could. In addition according to invention after-formed the
electrolytic capacitors could be loaded in remarkably shorter
time opposite not after-formed, otherwise identically
constructed electrolytic capacitors on their (new) rated
voltage.
In the following becomes the invention on the basis the
description of embodiments with reference to the drawing more
near explained, where the single fig points the schematic
diagram of an apparatus to the execution of the invention
process to the reforming of electrolytic capacitors.
In the following first an embodiment of an apparatus becomes the
reforming of electrolytic capacitors described and subsequent
test series at an aluminum electrolytic capacitor as well as a
“gold Cap” - electrolytic capacitor, which became performed with
this apparatus.
A lab power supply unit 1, with which the output voltage
separate of the output current is more adjustable and is
limitable with that the output current, serves 4 as current
source for controlled loading of the here used aluminum
electrolytic capacitor. In addition that becomes positive pole
of the lab power supply unit 1 interposition of an ammeter 2 and
first and a second breaker point 3, 10 connected bottom with the
positive pole of the electrolytic capacitor 4. The negative
terminal of the lab power supply unit 1 is 4 connected with the
negative pole of the electrolytic capacitor. Furthermore the
voltage over the electrolytic capacitor becomes 4 measured with
a voltmeter 5. A parallel circuit from a second voltmeter 6, a
third breaker point 7 and a load resistor 8 is on the one hand 2
connected with the negative terminal of the lab power supply
unit 1 and on the other hand with the output of the ammeter.
More immediate before that load resistor 8 is a fourth breaker
point 9 in series to this arranged.
First embodiment of the invention
process
Four “gold Cap” become - electrolytic capacitors in series
connected and into the experimental setup shown in the fig in
place of the electrolytic capacitor 4 introduced shown there.
With the used “gold Cap” - it concerned electrolytic capacitors
capacitors with a rated voltage of 2,2 V and a capacity of 20 F
+ - 20%. In an initial step 10 tested become with opened second
breaker point whether is present on the series circuit of the
capacitors still another (remainder) charge and whether the
voltmeter indicates accordingly a voltage to 5. If this is the
case, then the capacitors become 8 discharged slow over the load
by latches of the breaker points 3 and 9. The load resistor 8
can have a resistance value between 20 and 50 ohms. This
discharge process can take some minutes in claim. If the
voltmeter 5 shows no or only a low voltage in the millivolt
range, can, over safe to go through latches second and the
fourth breaker point 3 and/or. 7 condenser series connection
shorted becomes.
Afterwards the third and fourth breaker points become 7 and 9
opened and at the lab power supply unit a discharge voltage of 1
V set. Then the second breaker point becomes 10 closed and
loadings of condenser series connection begins. When closing the
second breaker point 10 the charging current snaps on one value
of 1,6 amperes high and drops subsequent slow, until for
instance an half minute no more charging current at milliampere
dissolving Ampermeter displayed becomes.
Then the second breaker point becomes 10 opened and the
discharge voltage at the lab power supply unit 1 around 1 V to 2
V increased. Then the second breaker point becomes 10 closed and
the charging current essentially behaves as with the first load
level.
As a favourable variant the charging current on 100 or 200 mA
limited can become at the lab power supply unit 1, if one wants
to avoid the initial charging current points within the ampere
range. This is in as much from advantage as it depends with the
invention process on it that the charging operation relatively
slow of goes to give in order to after-form the capacitors
sufficient time to be formed. It is likewise possible to reduce
the initial high charging currents thereby that one selects the
tension increase steps lower, for the example 0.5 V instead of 1
V, or still smaller.
The stepwise Spannungserhöhung is so long continued using, until
one states that the charging current no more on 0, and/or. some
few milliamperes drops, but einpegelt itself a value of large 0,
with the measurements accomplished here about 40 mA. On this
step the electrolytic capacitor to the power consumer and it
will be able to destroy to find reactions inside the
electrolytic capacitor instead of, those the capacitor and/or.
its capacity to impair know. If this step is achieved, the
condenser chain of the lab power supply unit becomes 1 separated
by opening the breaker point 10 and over the load 8 by latches
of the fourth breaker point 9 slow discharged.
If condenser series connection exhibits no more charge, i.e. the
voltmeter 5 no more voltage indicates, becomes the stepwise
charge to condenser series connection like described above
repeated. With the fact one places solid that the time interval
[delta] ti between the start of the charging operation and the
termination of the charging operation on the tension stage, with
that the charging current against a current value > 0
converged, already smaller is, as the time interval with the
first load passage.
Simultaneous places one solid that the voltage value, becomes
found with which a charging current not decreasing/going back on
0 is higher as with the previous load run.
In order to come to an optimum result, the steps become:
stepwise loading of the capacitor, to the charging current no
more on 0 drops and subsequent slow discharged ones over a
suitable load so often repeated, until the required time
interval [delta] does not remove ti no more. Then the series
circuit of the electrolytic capacitors complete is after-formed.
In such a way after-formed “gold Cap” - electrolytic capacitors
exhibit a new rated voltage, which lies around approximately 50%
higher as the by the factory indicated rated voltage.
Furthermore found that the after-formed electrolytic capacitors
could be loaded significant more rapid as not after-formed,
otherwise identically constructed became electrolytic
capacitors. Furthermore found became that after loading a
after-formed electrolytic capacitor on the new, i.e. higher
rated voltage, an initial leakage current adjusted itself,
however with a voltage value, which can be various depending
upon capacitor, and for about 10 to 20% below the new rated
voltage is appropriate, to zero dropped, i.e. no considerable
leakage current more found will could and the capacitor on it
the stored charge without significant charge losses over days
held.
According to invention the “gold Cap” treated with this
embodiment of the reforming - electrolytic capacitor has
opposite commercial, otherwise identically constructed
electrolytic capacitors a higher rated voltage, and thus a
higher copy voltage level, can accordingly more charge store and
the charging operation takes place in shorter time than this at
not after-formed capacitors according to invention the case is.
Second embodiment of the invention
process
The electrolytic capacitor 4 which can be treated becomes 8 slow
discharged in an initial step over the load resistor. In
addition the lab power supply unit is clamped by opening the
second breaker point 10 and the second and fourth breaker points
3 and 9 closed. With the here used electrolytic capacitor 4 it
concerns with this test series an aluminum electrolytic
capacitor of the company Rescap (registered trademark) with the
model number: 36DA105F016DJ2D with a nominal capacity of 1 F (+
- 20%) and a rated voltage of 16 V. The load resistor 8 can have
a resistance value between 20 and 50 ohms.
After the voltage indicated at the voltmeters 5 or 6 dropped
into the millivolt range, the third breaker point becomes 7
closed, whereby the electrolytic capacitor is 4 shorted. If the
Spannungsmessgeräte indicate no more voltage to 5 and 6, the
electrolytic capacitor 4 is over-discharged.
In the next step the lab power supply unit becomes 1 again
connected with the circuit and is first by the closed third
breaker point 7 shorted. The fourth breaker point 9 is opened.
Then the lab power supply unit becomes on an output voltage of
10 V set and the delivery stream on a value between 16 and 25 mA
limited. Then the third circuit breaker switch 7 opened and the
electrolytic capacitor 4 charged become. It becomes the time
measured, which becomes required, until the capacitor is loaded
by 10 V on a voltage. The set voltage value of 10 V corresponds
to about 2/3 of the rated voltage of the electrolytic capacitor
4.
With reaching the charging voltage of 10 V, set at the lab power
supply unit, the charging current measured at the ammeter sinks
on 0.
The steps:
a) slow discharged ones over a suitable dimensioned load with
subsequent short circuit; and
b) Loadings by application of a voltage VLI, which corresponds
to about 2/3 of the rated voltage Vo, with one on 25 mA limited
DC Iu, until the voltage at the capacitor corresponds to VLI and
sank the charging current on 0, with simultaneous fairs of the
time interval [delta] tl between application of the charging
voltage and reaching the charging current ILI = 0 become in this
order so often repeated (step C)), to no shortening of the time
intervals [delta], required in addition, t is more more
detectable.
With the employees series of measurements this state became with
several identically constructed electrolytic capacitors in each
case after four to five repetitions of the process steps A) and
b) achieved. The charging times behaved with the first pass of
the process steps A) and b) order-of-magnitude-wise about 20
minutes, with a second pass reduced this time interval on 15
minutes, in order in each case to need with a fourth and fifth
pass a same time interval from in each case 5 minutes to.
It became thus found that the required time has to load around
the electrolytic capacitor on a voltage of 10 V itself in
relation to first loading after several repetitions substantial
shortened (on approximately <1> A), whereby after some
repetitions for the required time interval [delta] t a constant
value adjusts itself.
Furthermore found became that after several continuous forming
cycles after short circuit the slow discharged of electrolytic
capacitor with clamped lab power supply unit at the electrolytic
capacitor 4 a slow rising voltage develops itself, those after 3
to 4 hours a value of 5 V achieved. Slow developing of a voltage
at a before rapid discharged capacitor becomes explained by
dielectric absorption. Charges in the charged state of the
electrolytic capacitor move partially in the dielectric and have
with rapid discharge not the possibility to leave this again and
move therefore only gradually the electrodes. It develops itself
thus again a voltage. The effect is more comparable with the
magnetic remanence and becomes sometimes therefore also tension
remanence of capacitors mentioned. The size of the absorption
becomes indicated in the ratio to the original applied voltage
and depends on the used dielectric. With aluminum electrolytic
capacitors so far values for the dielectric absorption from
approximately 10 to 15% of the original applied voltage became
measured.
Again the constructed voltage determined here with the
accomplished test series had about 50% of the original applied
voltage achieved with 5 V. This cannot be explained thus alone
by the known dielectric absorption with electrolytic capacitors.
Becomes an aluminum electrolytic capacitor to maximum 10 V,
after-formed on those above described manner, i.e. with the used
aluminum electrolytic capacitor up to approximately 2/3 of its
rated voltage loaded, so shown this already no self discharge
considerable over several days.
In the following becomes in accordance with a prefered
embodiment of the present invention an other Nachformieren of
the aluminum electrolytic capacitor described, with which the
aluminum electrolytic capacitor up to its rated voltage is
loaded.
Accordingly becomes after the step C), i.e. the repeating step
A) and b) to no shortening of the time interval [delta] t more
more detectable is, the electrolytic capacitor again
d) over a suitable dimensioned load slow discharged and
subsequent shorted. Whereupon follows
e) Loadings by application of a voltage VL2, which is the same
rated voltage Vo, with one on maximum 200 mA limited charging
current IL2, until the voltage at the capacitor corresponds to
the charging voltage VL2 = Vo and the charging current IL2 sank
to 0 mA, whereby the time interval [delta] becomes t2 between
application of the loading voltage VL2 and reaching the charging
current IL2 = 0 mA measured, and
f) the steps D) and e) repeated become, to no shortening of the
time interval [delta] t2 are more more detectable.
With the accomplished test series a threefold repetition of the
steps D usually met) and e), until a shortening of the time
interval [delta] was more detectable t2 no longer.
In such a way after-formed aluminum electrolytic capacitor could
be loaded on its rated voltage and kept these over several days
without considerable losses.
With an other prefered embodiment of the present invention up to
then with the forming steps the A) to f) after-formed
other-formed electrolytic capacitor with the object to increase
its maximum tension strain in order to thus increase its rated
voltage.
In addition becomes after conclusion of the step f)
g) a charging voltage VL3 to the electrolytic capacitor applied,
which is higher between 3 to 6% as the rated voltage Vo, whereby
the charging current is IL3 on maximum 170 mA limited, until the
charging current IL3 measured at the ammeter drops to 0 mA.
h) Subsequent ones take place other load steps analogue to step
e), whereby the charging voltage becomes increased around 3 to
6% of the rated voltage in each case, until the charging current
IL3 no more does not decrease/go back on 0 mA.
That the charging current IL3 no more does not decrease/go back
on 0, will as characters for it considered that an irreversible
damage of the electrolytic capacitor initiates itself, with
which the chemistry at the interface between the dielectric and
that electrolytes irreversible changed becomes. To avoid over
this and/or. this harmful effect, that those capacity of the
electrolytic capacitor to decrease can hold as small as
possible, becomes in a last forming step
i) the charging current disabled and the electrolytic capacitor
up to the voltage discharged, with which the charging current
IL3 decreased/went back last to 0 mA.
With the reforming accomplished in this way at aluminum
electrolytic capacitors the aluminum electrolytic capacitors up
to voltages could be loaded from 20 to 22 V, so that itself the
original rated voltage of 16 V had around 4 to 6 V increased,
which corresponds to an increase from approximately 25 to 30%.
By the increase of the rated voltage in such a way after-formed
electrolytic capacitor 25 to 30% can store more charge.
Differently around considered means this that one can dimension
the electrolytic capacitor corresponding with a predetermined
capacity which can be obtained smaller.
With the first described embodiment of the reforming according
to invention the charging voltage becomes stepwise increased. It
can be convenient to limit the simultaneous charging current.
This is however, like explained above, bottom certain
circumstances, as for example very small tension stages not
required.
With the second reforming presented above becomes at the current
source, i.e. the lab power supply unit an high charging voltage
set and from the beginning the charging current on one very much
low value (25 mA) limited.
Both reforming is common that value becomes placed on the fact
that the charging operation relatively slow of goes. It can be
assumed this procedure, a migration of ions and/or. Electrons
into the dielectric and in the electrolytes favored and the
dielectric positive affected becomes.
With the first presented reforming the Spannungssteigerung also
continuous can take place, whereby the criterion for the speed
of the Spannungssteigerung is the observed charging current. The
Spannungssteigerung should take place in such a way that the
charging current precipitates very small, i.e. depending upon to
after-form capacitor in an order of magnitude from some ten mA
to some hundred mA.
Beyond that it remains noting that for the execution of the
presented methods automated reforming designed to become to be
able, which is merged into the manufacturing process of the
capacitors. The implementation of such automated reforming is
for the person skilled in the art a visible object.
To hold it remains that with the invention processes the
reforming of electrolytic capacitors achieved becomes that the
time interval, which becomes required, around an electrolytic
capacitor on a certain voltage to load significant shortened
becomes; lower loading stream to loadings of the electrolytic
capacitor required become; the after-formed electrolytic
capacitor considerable leakage currents and dielectric losses
does not exhibit, which are otherwise typical for conventional
electrolytic capacitors, and which can become maximum tension
strain of the after-formed Elektrolytkondehsators increased, so
that likewise the rated voltage becomes around 25 to 30% raised,
whereby with according to invention after-formed the
electrolytic capacitor 25 to 30% more charge stored can become,
and/or. with predetermined capacity the electrolytic capacitor
small constructed will can.
The standing above description prefered embodiments of the
present invention serves only illustrative purposes and is not
limitative to be understood. There is various variations of
single features in the frame of the accompanying claims
possible. So it can itself with the after-formed Electrolytic
capacitors also around tantalum electrolytic capacitors with
Tantalpentoxid as dielectric or around niobium electrolytic
capacitors with Niobpentoxid as dielectric act. Likewise another
suitable device can for the execution of the invention process
to the Nachformieren of electrolytic capacitors
WO 2010049035
METHOD FOR CONDITIONING ION CELLS
AND ION CELLS CONDITIONED ACCORDING TO SAID METHOD IN A
DEVICE FOR GENERATING ELECTRIC ENERGY
Abstract -- The invention
relates to a method for conditioning ion cells comprising the
following steps: (a) generation of a magnetic field in the
vicinity of at least one ion cell; (b) charging of the ion cell
or cells to a nominal capacity; and (c) short-circuiting of the
ion cell or cells over a period in which no discernible heating
occurs. The invention also relates to a device for generating
electric energy comprising at least one ion cell (1) and means
for generating a magnetic field in the vicinity of the ion cell
or cells (1).
The present invention concerns a method for conditioning ion
cells as well as with this method conditioned ion cells, in
particular lithium ion accumulators in an apparatus to the
generation of electrical energy.
Lately in particular lithium ion accumulators moved bottom all
at present known ion cells into the center of the interest.
Lithium ion accumulators, or short lithium ionAkkus, also Lilon
Akkus mentioned, are characterised by their high energy density,
which is higher with several 1000 Wh/kg as with all other
accumulators. Beyond that the lithium ionAkku is not thermal
stable, has a constant output voltage during the entire
unloading period, a long life and knows (disputed) MEMORY
effect.
A lithium ion Akku a generated electromotive force by the
displacement of lithium ions.
During the charging operation positive loaded lithium ions move
by electrolytes through of the cathode between the Grafitebenen
(numerical control) of the anode (Interkalation), while the
charging current supplies the electrons over the outside
electric circuit. The ions form a Interkalationsverbindung
(LixnC) with the carbon. With the discharged one the lithium
ions move back in the metal oxide and the electrons can over the
outside electric circuit to the cathode flow.
Substantial one for functioning the Interkalation is the
formation of a protective overcoat on the negative electrode,
which is for the small lithium plus ions permeable, however
impermeable for solvent molecules. If the cover layer is
insufficiently formed, it comes to the Interkalation of Lithium+
- ions with the solvent molecules, whereby the graphite
electrode becomes irreversible destroyed. The protective
overcoat consists with common lithium ion Akkus of graphite,
whatever active material of the negative electrode (anode)
becomes mentioned. (See in addition also: http://www.ac.unikiel.
de/bensch/forschungsgebiete/interkalationschemie)
By over-discharging the protective overcoat can become
deactivated from active material (entformiert). Also by
overloading the active material can become likewise reduced by
destruction (e.g. Corrosion), poisoning (e.g. Sulfation),
passivation (e.g. MEMORY effect), shortcircuit (e.g. Dendrite
formation), electrolyte decomposition (e.g. Drainage) and such a
thing.
With the common lithium ion Akkus therefore careful is to be
made certain that no operating states, as over-discharging or
overloading, overheating and such a thing arise, which can have
a negative influence on the capacity of the lithium ion Akkus.
The capacity of a lithium ion Akkus is individual dependent of
prerequisites, for each single Akku, such as ages, temperature
and such a thing as well as its conditioning.
Bottom conditioning understands one in this connection a certain
procedure with original loadings and discharged ones of the
lithium ionAkkus, whereby its achievable capacity can be
affected into significant measures positive.
Thus for example lithium ion Akkus become charged after their
preparation for the first time with a small current intensity up
to reaching the Mindestspannung, which corresponds to the
over-discharging tension. Then they become charged starting from
the over-discharging tension with a constant current up to
reaching the rated voltage. Afterwards will it with a constant
voltage other charged to the charging current a certain
threshold falls below, for example 3% of the initial current or
loadings does not become terminated if the charging current any
longer continues to drop.
With the discharged one of a lithium ion Akkus a discharge is
not to take place a bottom unloading conclusion tension, which
is appropriate for about 20% to 25% the bottom rated voltage,
over the life of the lithium ionAkkus not to shorten and/or
after most manufacturer data. to reduce its capacity not
unnecessary.
The described above conditioning of lithium ion Akkus serves for
thus to obtaining and obtained one of an high loading capacity
as well as care of the lithium ion Akkus, in order to increase
its life.
The present invention is the basis the object, a method for
conditioning ion cells as well as an apparatus to the generation
of electrical energy, which exhibits conditioned ion cells with
this method, to indicate those to a considerable increase of the
efficiency of the ion cells and/or. the apparatus lead. This
object we with the features of the claims 1 and 14 dissolved.
In the described features preferred embodiments of the present
invention are characterized.
The intercalations reaction arising in a lithium ion Akku, i.e.
the reversible Einlagung of lithium ions in a solid landlord
matrix the modified electronic and magnetic properties of the
overall system.
So for example distinct antiferromagnetic interactions can
within the landlord connection, i.e. e.g. within the graphite by
increased lithium content attenuated to in that full interpotash
ores exchange reciprocal effects finally ferromagnetic will
dominate material.
The present invention is based on the finding that the
attachment of a magnetic field leads to a such ion cell to
interactions, which leads with corresponding conditioning of the
so modified ion cells to a significant efficiency increase of
the ion cells.
In the following the invention becomes more near explained on
the basis the explanation of embodiments and comparison attempts
with reference to the drawing. In it show:
Fig. 1 -- an embodiment of
an ion cell array according to invention (Ia), in the cross
section (Ib) and a plan view on the used magnetic stripe (IC);
Fig. 2 -- schematic
interconnecting of an ion cell with magnetic stripe with a lab
power supply unit, which can be attached;
Fig. 3 -- a table with
comparison results of measurements with conventional lithium ion
cells and prepared according to invention ion cells;
Fig. 4 -- Stromund potential
gradient with test No. 1;
Fig. 5 -- Stromund potential
gradient with test No. 2;
Fig. 6 -- Stromund potential
gradient with test No. 3;
Fig. 7 -- Stromund potential
gradient with test No. 4;
Fig. 8 -- Stromund
potential gradient with test No. 5;
Fig. 9 -- Stromund potential
gradient with test No. 6;
Fig. 10 -- Stromund FR
annungs process with test No. 7;
Fig. 11 -- Stromund tension
process with test No. 8.
The figs Ia to IC show an exploded view (Fig. Ia), a cross
section (Fig. Ib) of the ion cell array according to invention
as well as a plan view on the used Manetstreifen 1.
A commercial lithium ion Akku 2, here of the type SAMSUNG SF US
18650 GR with a rated voltage of 3,7 V becomes equipped with two
magnetic stripes 1. The magnetic stripes of the type 3M 300LSE,
permanent magnet volume MGO 1317 Piastinorm are on the length of
the Akkus 2 cut and itself diametric opposite parallel to
longitudinal axis of the Akkus on the Akkumantel mounted. Like
Fig. IC shows, exhibits themselves the magnetic stripes 1 an
alternate polarity, itself parallel in each case to the
longitudinal extension of the magnetic stripe extended. The used
Akku does not exhibit protection circuit.
As in Fig. Ib shown cross section shows becomes the Akku 2
together with the magnetic stripes 1 from a dielectric film 3
coated, is mounted on which in accordance with an embodiment of
the present invention an aluminium foil, which wraps the barrel
of the Akkus complete.
The lithium ionAkku shown here is wound, a similar Elko
capacitor. There it when rolling up to varying thickness of the
electrolyte layer which is between the electrodes to possibly
come can do is more conceivable it that each attachment place
does not show the same effect on the barrel for the magnetic
stripes. It became observed that the attachment of a magnetic
stripe on the Akku leads to a slight voltage increase at the
lithium ionAkku. This voltage increase was however somewhat
different with the accomplished experiments with some lithium
IonenAkkus depending upon attachment place of the magnetic
stripe.
Fig. an experimental setup with that the optimum attachment
place of the magnetic stripe found shows 2 became. In addition a
lab power supply unit with variable internal resistance and
separate adjustable voltage became as well as limitable current
to the poles of the LithiumIonen Akkus connected and so set that
an additional ammeter no current flow shown integrated into the
circle. That is, the voltage provided of the lab power supply
unit corresponded to the accurate output voltage of the lithium
ion Akkus. Subsequent one became magnetic stripe on the
hydraulic cylinder barrel-flat of the Akkus arranged and on this
circular shifted. With the fact shown itself that by the
approach of the magnetic stripe already at the Akku a somewhat
higher output voltage has set and over the Ampermeter 6 a small
current from a Milliamper into the power supply unit back-flowed
itself. When circular shifting the magnetic stripe shown itself
that each radial position of the magnetic stripe does not lead
to the same return flow stream. The magnetic stripe was finally
left at the location on the barrel of the Akkus, at which the
current flowing back into the power supply unit was largest.
Subsequent one became a second magnetic stripe on the diametric
opposite side of the barrel of the Akkus mounted. By this
measure, as in the following will be still closer to discuss,
the efficiency knew erf [iota] ndungsgemässen apparatus the
generation of electrical energy other increased to become.
In the following an experiment described, with which a series
circuit by six like standing above described prepared lithium
ion Akkus first were subjected to a conditioning, in the
following the more near explained was employed and subsequent
Ladeund of unloading attempts with this structure and with a
series circuit of six identical, commercial lithium ionAkkus
compared.
The conditioning of an apparatus according to invention to the
generation of electrical energy the ion cells equipped contained
in it with magnetic stripes become and/or. the single ion cell
in an initial step on their nominal capacity loaded. This can
take place after a conventional method, like initially
described. Subsequent ones become the ion cells and/or. becomes
the ion cell shorted over a short period, in which still no
noticeable heating of the cell arises. It turned out that this
period should not exceed five seconds, the preferably made
shortcircuit over two seconds. A strong heating of the ion cell,
i.e. over more than few degrees C< 0>, is to be avoided
absolutely, since this points on irreversible destruction
processes within the cell.
A in this way conditioned ion cell, in particular a lithium ion
accumulator shows already a higher efficiency, i.e. Ladungsund
energy output increased opposite a conventional not conditioned
ion cell. This effect can become other increased, if the
subsequent conditioning steps follow after short circuit. An
other charge with a charging current between 10 mA upto max.
follows. to 400 mA to at the poles of the cell a voltage lies
close, which is appropriate for about 10% over the rated voltage
of the cell and which charging current sank on bottom 10 mA.
Subsequent one becomes the ion cell with a current of 80 mA upto
max. 600 mA controlled discharged, until abrupt Spannungsund
becomes discharge current waste observed. Subsequent one becomes
the charging operation repeated and the ion cell again
controlled discharged described above, until an accelerated
voltage drop becomes observed.
Such a conditioning became at lithium ionAkkus made of the type
SAMSUNG SF US 18650 GR, whereby the charge with a charging
current of 80 mA made, until against the poles a voltage of 4 V
rested to the cell (rated voltage of the cell 3.7 V) and the
charging current on 10 mA had sunk. Then the lithium ion cell
with a current of 160 mA discharged to the voltage at the poles
of the cell had dropped to 2,5 V. After renewed loading, like
described above, the lithium ion cell up to a voltage of 2,95 V
became discharged.
Six such lithium ion Akkus, after the described above method
conditioned, became connected in series. Each Akku was here with
reference to Fig. and bottom interposing of an insulative film
with an aluminium foil coated provide 1 described with two
magnetic stripes.
Comparison purposes a series circuit became from six commercial
lithium ion Akkus of same type of building created. This set
lithium ion Akkus is designated in the following LITH 1, whereas
the modified and conditioned set LITH 2 is designated.
In the following [alpha] [lambdas] Kkusätzen implemented
measurements iesen on transacted experts for EMV in its spaces,
sworn in ordered, of Industrieund Chamber of Commerce region
Stuttgart of public and.
Fig. a summary of the Messergebriisse shows 3. The figs 4 to 10
show the single received in each case measuring curves
Spannungsund of current process.
In test No. 1 and test No. 2 became the Akkusätze LITH 1 and
LITH 2 discharged in each case to at its poles a voltage of 20 V
lay close. The rated voltage of the used Akkus amounts to after
manufacturer data in each case 3.7 V. A series circuit of 6
Akkus results in thus a rated voltage of the arrangement of 22,2
V. Like Fig. 5 had the Akkusatz LITH 1 at the beginning of the
discharge process a voltage of 22,58 V shows whereas the
Akkusatz LITH 2 a significant higher initial tension of 24,03 V
exhibited. The removed charge quantity, with the discharged one
up to a relaxation of 20 V results in each case and the
corresponding energy is for the two Akkusätze in the table in
Fig. 3 shown. One recognizes already that the modified Akkusatz
LITH 2 a substantial higher charge quantity removed became, i.e.
464 mAh opposite 264 mAh with LITH 1.
Subsequent ones were again loaded the Akkusätze LITH 1 and LITH
2 in the tests 3 and 4. The output voltage before that loadings
of LITH 1 was about 20,46 V, which adjust themselves after the
removal of the load after the discharged one automatically. LITH
1 as well as LITH 2 became over one time interval of
approximately 39 min. continuous with a current of 400 mA
charged, whereby at the end of the charging operation with LITH
1 a conclusion tension of 22,8 V adjusted itself. Within this
period the Akkusatz LITH 1 electrical energy in height of 5,69
Wh became supplied. With LITH 2 output the voltage, which
adjusts itself automatically, lay already with 22,8 V. During
about 39 min. continuous continuous shop became LITH 2
electrical energy in the height of 4,24 Wh supplied, whereby the
conclusion tension was with 23,68 V.
Subsequent ones became the Akkusätze LITH 1 and LITH 2 in the
tests No. 5 and 6 again up to an unloading conclusion tension of
20 V discharged. The output voltage of LITH 1 was about 22, 27 V
and the corresponding output voltage of LITH 2 with 22, 18 V. Up
to the unloading conclusion tension of 20 V LITH became 1
electrical energy in height of 5,24 Wh and LITH 2 electrical
energy in height of 4,64 Wh removed.
At these measurements it is remarkable that removed with the
modified Akkusatz LITH 2 a significant higher charge quantity
(438.6 mAh) became than with the Akkusatz LITH 1 (245.3 mAh).
Also the removed electrical energy is larger in height of 4,67
Wh with the discharged one of LITH 2 around more as 10% than
with loadings supplied electrical energy in height of 4,24 Wh.
In the tests 7 and 8 became in a renewed charging operation on
the basis of an output voltage of 21,47 V with LITH 1 and 22.49
V with LITH 2 again electric charge and thus electrical energy
supplied. The power supply amounted to 4.05 Wh with LITH 1 and
4, 26 Wh with LITH 2.
With renewed discharged one (test 9 and 10) tapping energy was
with the Akkusatz LITH 1 with 3,84 Wh and with the Akkusatz LITH
2 with 4,44 Wh.
Also with this test a positive energy balance (charged 4.26 Wh,
discharged 4.44 Wh) results for LITH 2, whereas the Akkusatz
LITH 1 “normal” behaved (charged 4.05 Wh, discharged 3.84 Wh).
It can recapitulatory be stated that with repeated made Ladeund
discharge processes with modified the according to invention
lithium ionAkkusätzen, which were equipped with magnetic stripes
and became on the type conditioned described above a significant
better tapping energy balance adjusts itself that, than this
adjusted same type, as they became used with the modified
Akkusätzen, with conventional lithium ionAkkus.
On which the efficiency increase of the modified lithium
ionAkkus in the long run is not based is at present complete
clarified. It stands to assume that the magnetic fields set on
the lithium ionAkkus have an influence on the
Interkalationsprozess within electrolytes of the Akkus. With
increased incorporation of lithium ions into the host lattice
electrolytes shows this system increased ferromagnetic
interactions, which by the magnetic field affected put on from
the outside to become to be able.
It becomes suspected that the particular conditioning with
permanent magnets can lead provided lithium ionAkkus to an
increase of the mobility of the lithium ions, so that the
effects arising by the magnetic interactions become amplified.
DE
102009024430
Charging current signal for
charging e.g. lithium-ion battery utilized as power source
for generating voltage in electric car, has inductively
measurable current intensity greater than Joule's heat in
conductor of current component
Abstract -- The signal has
inductively measurable current intensity greater than Joule's
heat in a conductor of a current component, where the current
intensity is measured by a gripper ammeter. The Joule's heat in
the conductor is measured by a hot wire measuring element, where
the signal is generated by ion cells i.e.
lithium-ion-accumulators, that are provided in a static magnetic
field. Permanent magnets or electromagnets generate the magnetic
field at location of the ion cells. An independent claim is also
included for a device for generating a charging current signal.
[0001] The present invention concerns a charging current signal
for loading galvanic elements and electrolytic capacitors as
well as an apparatus to the generation of such a charging
current signal.
[0002] Galvanic elements are energy converters, which produce a
voltage on electrochemical path. If this process is reversible,
one speaks of accumulators (secondary batteries). An
electrolytic capacitor is a poled capacitor, whose anode
electrode consists of a metal, on which by electrolysis (anodic
oxidation, formation) a non conductive insulating layer
generated becomes, which forms the dielectric of the capacitor.
The electrolyte (z. B. an electrical conductive liquid) is the
cathode of the electrolytic capacitor.
[0003] Accumulators and capacitors is common that they can be
loaded with an electric charge, whereby between its electrodes a
voltage develops itself, and a current removed can become, until
the potential difference between the electrodes falls below a
specific threshold value.
[0004] Loadings of a galvanic element, for example a lithium ion
accumulator and to loadings of an electrolytic capacitor
relatively much time takes in claim. Thus for example the
utility is limited of lithium ion accumulators as current source
in electric road vehicles strong, since these after reaching its
unloading condition over several hours, for example over night,
with a charger again to be loaded to have. Also the prolonged
loading time of electrolytic capacitors limits their use, for
example as rapid accessible charge packed memory, which should
be more removable in short time intervals charge.
[0005] The present invention is the basis the object to indicate
a charging current signal with which galvanic elements and
electrolytic capacitors are more chargeable within very much
short time with very much high efficiency.
[0006] Furthermore the present invention the object is the basis
to indicate an apparatus to the generation of such a charging
current signal.
[0007] This object becomes 7 dissolved with the features of the
claims 1 and. In the Unteransprüchen features prefered
embodiments of the present invention are characterized.
[0008] The German patent application 10 2008 53 407,2-45 of 27.
October 2008 describes among other things an apparatus to the
generation of electrical energy, which exhibits at least a
lithium ion accumulator as well as means to the generation of a
static magnetic field to locations at least of the lithium ion
accumulator.
[0009] The inventor of the present invention has the observation
made with the use of the apparatus described in the patent
application specified above that also from such an apparatus
generated current of galvanic elements, like lead nickel
accumulators or such a thing, and electrolytic capacitors in
very much short time and with one much high efficiency to be
loaded to be able. On the search for the cause for this
significant more favourable load behavior found became that the
so prepared charging current has other properties than for
example a comparable charging current generated by a normal lab
power supply unit.
[0010] In particular found became that with the observed very
short charging times from the apparatus specified above to the
generation of electrical energy into the galvanic element or
into the electrolytic capacitor a current with a so large
current intensity (approximately calculated between 30 and 50 A)
would have had to flow, which would have let melt the used lead
wires or to warm up at least noticeably have. This was even not
however the case, not if as connecting cable a stripped
telephone wire with a cross-section area of less than 1 mm<
of 2> used became. This could be touched during the charging
operation without more worth, which for a minimum heating on a
temperature below 30 [deg.]C speaks.
[0011] While a current flows by an electrical conductor, the
electrons drifting by the electrical conductor experience an
inner frictional force, which is the same electrical force and
is this opposite. The electrical energy becomes by those the
electrical force opposite same large inner frictional force in
warm one converted. This warm one one calls the Joule warm one
or currentwarm. It is it, those the conductor with high current
heated. The heating of an electrical conductor accompanies with
its thermal expansion, which one makes oneself with hot wire
instrument movements the measurement of current intensities. A
correlation becomes prepared between the linear extension of an
hot wire with the current flow and the current intensity by the
hot wire of the flowing stream. A simple constructed hot wire
instrument movement consists of a wire biased with a tension
spring, which is partial wound around a movable stored shaft, at
which a pointer mounted is. If the hot wire expands due to its
heating by by it the flowing stream, then the tension spring
catches this prolonged enlargement and the shaft with the
pointer turns. Such Hitz one can calibrate wire work, by one the
z. B. additional current with various currents, measured with a
digital measuring instrument, and various pointer positions on a
scale labeled.
[0012] Such an hot wire instrument movement can do thus
calibrated will and can by an electrical conductor the flowing
stream precise indicate. Another type to measure by an
electrical conductor the flowing stream evaluates arising
magnetic field to the measurement stromata its around the
conductor. DC can become with clip current ammeters, which
exhibit a current sensor, measured. These clip current ammeters
exhibit a opening by hinges ferrite or iron bundle of
laminations handle and the current sensors work after the
compensation principle (backing-off current transducer) or the
Hall effect (Hall sensor) or with magnetic field-dependent
resistors as well as an electrical transducer.
[0013] With a measurement of the current intensity from the
described above apparatus to the generation of electrical energy
to a galvanic element or an electrolytic capacitor of the
flowing stream the subsequent observation became made: If the
current with a hot wire instrument movement becomes measured,
then this indicates a significant smaller current intensity than
a simultaneous used current pliers measuring instrument.
[0014] As counter proof a commercial lab power supply unit with
limitable Stromabgabe became used the charge of a galvanic
element or a Elktrolytkondensators. Here measured by the
connecting conductor between lab power supply unit and galvanic
element or electrolytic capacitor the flowing stream became
likewise on the one hand with the hot wire instrument movement
and on the other hand with the clip current ammeter.
[0015] Here shown both metres always in the frame of the
measurement accuracy of same values on.
[0016] The current delivered from the described above apparatus
to the generation of electrical energy in the following charging
current signal mentioned becomes. This charging current signal a
generated magnetic field around the electrical conductor, by
which it flows, which corresponds to a current intensity, which
is larger as the current intensity measured with the hot wire
instrument movement.
[0017] The current intensity measured with the hot wire
instrument movement stands in conformity with the observation
that itself also a thin lead wire with loadings of the galvanic
element or the electrolytic capacitor not substantial heated. If
one adjusts the lab power supply unit to a delivery stream,
which corresponds to the current intensity, which became
displayed with the use of the described above apparatus the
generation of electrical energy of the hot wire instrument
movement, and used one the lab power supply unit as current
source, then no substantial heating of the thin lead wire shows
up also here.
[0018] If one adjusts on the other hand the lab power supply
unit to a Stromabgabe, which corresponds to the current
intensity, which became displayed with the use of the described
above apparatus the generation of electrical energy by the clip
current ammeter, then this leads inevitably to a glowing and
subsequent melts of the thin lead wire.
[0019] One proceeds from the assumption that the hot wire
instrument movement actual by the connecting line between the
described above apparatus to the generation electrical energy
and the galvanic element and/or. indicates to the electrolytic
capacitor, what in accordance with the observation stands that
also thin lead wires warm up only insignificantly, then means
this the fact that this so generated, charging current signal
according to invention leads to it that around the electrical
conductor, by which the charging current signal flows a magnetic
field generated becomes, which corresponds to a significant
higher current intensity. The causes for this effect are so far
unerklärt.
[0020] It means on the other hand that introduced during a
charging operation with the charging current signal according to
invention into the galvanic element which can be loaded or the
electrolytic capacitor a certain charge quantity of an external
power source does not become into the galvanic element or into
the electrolytic capacitor, which can become this then after
trigger of warm losses again removed. Rather the effected
charging current signal according to invention in the galvanic
element or the electrolytic capacitor there a separation of
load, which is not correlated with that Joule warm ones in a
conductor producing current portion of the charging current
signal, but with the field strength of the magnetic field
generated of the charging current signal.
[0021] It concerns here thus obviously not around a ledigliche
transmission of a charge quantity in a certain time of an
external power source on a galvanic element or an electrolytic
capacitor, but the initiation of a separation of load within a
galvanic element or an electrolytic capacitor by the charging
current signal according to invention. If one refers the charge
state achieved in the galvanic element or the electrolytic
capacitor after a predetermined time on, the Joule warm ones
producing current portion of the charging current signal
measured with the hot wire instrument movement, then this
results in one much high efficiency, which does not pour from a
simple charge transfer of external current into the galvanic
element or the electrolytic capacitor understood can become. The
charging current signal according to invention activates rather
within a galvanic element or an electrolytic capacitor a
separation of load.
[0022] Test series, according to invention became charged with
which galvanic elements and electrolytic capacitors with the
charging current signal, to have result in that beyond that the
charging current signal according to invention the charging
operation opposite a charge with conventional chargers and/or.
Current sources significant shortened.
CH 701244
Charging current signal for
charging galvanic element and electrolytic capacitors, has
current part generating Joule heat in conductor, where
Joule heat is measured with hot wire measuring element
Abstract -- The charging
current signal has a current part generating the Joule heat in a
conductor, where the Joule heat is measured with a hot wire
measuring element. The inductively measurable current is
measured with a clamp ammeter. The charging current signal is
generated by an ion cell located in a magnetic field. The ion
cell is a lithium-ion-accumulator.
[0001] The present invention concerns a charging current signal
for loading galvanic elements and electrolytic capacitors as
well as an apparatus to the generation of such a charging
current signal.
[0002] Galvanic elements are energy converters, which produce a
voltage on electrochemical path. If this process is reversible,
one speaks of accumulators (secondary batteries). An
electrolytic capacitor is a poled capacitor, whose anode
electrode consists of a metal, on which by electrolysis (anodic
oxidation, formation) a non conductive insulating layer
generated becomes, which forms the dielectric of the capacitor.
The electrolyte (e.g. an electrical conductive liquid) is the
cathode of the electrolytic capacitor.
[0003] Accumulators and capacitors is common that they can be
loaded with an electric charge, whereby between its electrodes a
voltage develops itself, and a current removed can become, until
the potential difference between the electrodes falls below a
specific threshold value.
[0004] Loadings of a galvanic element, for example a Lithiunr of
ion accumulator and to loadings of an electrolytic capacitor
relatively much time takes in claim. Thus for example the
utility is limited of lithium ion accumulators as current source
in electric road vehicles strong, since these after reaching its
unloading condition over several hours, for example over night,
with a charger again to be loaded to have. Also the prolonged
loading time of electrolytic capacitors limits their use, for
example as rapid accessible charge packed memory, which should
be more removable in short time intervals charge.
[0005] The present invention is the basis the object to indicate
a charging current signal with which galvanic elements and
electrolytic capacitors are more chargeable within very much
short time with very much high efficiency.
[0006] Furthermore the present invention the object is the basis
to indicate an apparatus to the generation of such a charging
current signal.
[0007] This object becomes 7 dissolved with the features of the
claims 1 and. In the Unteransprüchen features prefered
embodiments of the present invention are characterized.
[0008] The German patent application 10 2008 053 407,2-45 of 27.
October 2008 describes among other things an apparatus to the
generation of electrical energy, which exhibits at least a
lithium ion accumulator as well as means to the generation of a
static magnetic field to locations at least of the lithium ion
accumulator.
[0009] The inventor of the present invention has the observation
made with the use of the apparatus described in the patent
application specified above that also from such an apparatus
generated current of galvanic elements, like lead nickel
accumulators or such a thing, and electrolytic capacitors in
very much short time and with one much high efficiency to be
loaded to be able. On the search for the cause for this
significant more favourable load behavior found became that the
so prepared charging current has other properties than for
example a comparable charging current generated by a normal lab
power supply unit.
[0010] In particular found became that with the observed very
short charging times from the apparatus specified above to the
generation of electrical energy into the galvanic element or
into the electrolytic capacitor a current with a so large
current intensity (approximately calculated between 30 and 50 A)
would have had to flow, which would have let melt the used lead
wires or to warm up at least noticeably have. This was even not
however the case, not if became used as connecting cables a
stripped telephone wire with a cross-section area of less than 1
mm2. This could be touched during the charging operation easily,
which for a minimum heating on a temperature below 30 [deg.]C
speaks.
[0011] While a current flows by an electrical conductor, the
electrons drifting by the electrical conductor experience an
inner frictional force, which is the same electrical force and
is this opposite. The electrical energy becomes by those the
electrical force opposite same large inner frictional force in
warm one converted. This warm one one calls the Joule warm one
or currentwarm. It is it, those the conductor with high current
heated. The heating of an electrical conductor accompanies with
its thermal expansion, which one makes oneself with hot wire
instrument movements the measurement of current intensities. A
correlation becomes prepared between the linear extension of an
hot wire with the current flow and the current intensity by the
hot wire of the flowing stream. A simple constructed hot wire
instrument movement consists of a wire biased with a tension
spring, which is partial wound around a movable stored shaft, at
which a pointer mounted is. If the hot wire expands due to its
heating by by it the flowing stream, then the tension spring
catches this prolonged enlargement and the shaft with the
pointer turns. One can calibrate such a hot wire work, by one
e.g. additional current with various currents, measured with a
digital measuring instrument, and various pointer positions on a
scale labeled.
[0012] Such an hot wire instrument movement can do thus
calibrated will and can by an electrical conductor the flowing
stream precise indicate. Another type to measure by an
electrical conductor the flowing stream evaluates arising
magnetic field to the measurement stromata its around the
conductor. DC can become with clip current ammeters, which
exhibit a current sensor, measured. These clip current ammeters
exhibit a opening by hinges ferrite or iron bundle of
laminations handle and the current sensors work after the
compensation principle (backing-off current transducer) or the
Hall effect (Hall sensor) or with magnetic field-dependent
resistors as well as an electrical transducer.
[0013] With a measurement of the current intensity from the
described above apparatus to the generation of electrical energy
to a galvanic element or an electrolytic capacitor of the
flowing stream the subsequent observation became made: If the
current with a hot wire instrument movement becomes measured,
then this indicates a significant smaller current intensity than
a simultaneous used current pliers measuring instrument.
[0014] As counter proof a commercial lab power supply unit with
limitable Stromabgabe became used the charge of a galvanic
element or an electrolytic capacitor. Here measured by the
connecting conductor between lab power supply unit and galvanic
element or electrolytic capacitor the flowing stream became
likewise on the one hand with the hot wire instrument movement
and on the other hand with the clip current ammeter.
[0015] Here shown both metres always in the frame of the
measurement accuracy of same values on.
[0016] The current delivered from the described above apparatus
to the generation of electrical energy in the following charging
current signal mentioned becomes. This charging current signal a
generated magnetic field around the electrical conductor, by
which it flows, which corresponds to a current intensity, which
is larger as the current intensity measured with the hot wire
instrument movement.
[0017] The current intensity measured with the hot wire
instrument movement stands in conformity with the observation
that itself also a thin lead wire with loadings of the galvanic
element or the electrolytic capacitor not substantial heated. If
one adjusts the lab power supply unit to a delivery stream,
which corresponds to the current intensity, which became
displayed with the use of the described above apparatus the
generation of electrical energy of the hot wire instrument
movement, and used one the lab power supply unit as current
source, then no substantial heating of the thin lead wire shows
up also here.
[0018] If one adjusts on the other hand the lab power supply
unit to a Stromabgabe, which corresponds to the current
intensity, which became displayed with the use of the described
above apparatus the generation of electrical energy by the clip
current ammeter, then this leads inevitably to a glowing and
subsequent melts of the thin lead wire.
[0019] One proceeds from the assumption that the hot wire
instrument movement actual by the connecting line between the
described above apparatus to the generation electrical energy
and the galvanic element and/or. indicates to the electrolytic
capacitor, what in accordance with the observation stands that
also thin lead wires warm up only insignificantly, then means
this the fact that this so generated, charging current signal
according to invention leads to it that around the electrical
conductor, by which the charging current signal flows a magnetic
field generated becomes, which corresponds to a significant
higher current intensity. The causes for this effect are so far
unerklärt.
[0020] It means on the other hand that introduced during a
charging operation with the charging current signal according to
invention into the galvanic element which can be loaded or the
electrolytic capacitor a certain charge quantity of an external
power source does not become into the galvanic element or into
the electrolytic capacitor, which can become this then after
trigger of warm losses again removed.
[0021] Rather the effected charging current signal according to
invention in the galvanic element or the electrolytic capacitor
there a separation of load, which is not correlated with that
Joule warm ones in a conductor producing current portion of the
charging current signal, but with the field strength of the
magnetic field generated of the charging current signal.
[0022] It concerns here thus obviously not around a ledigliche
transmission of a charge quantity in a certain time of an
external power source on a galvanic element or an electrolytic
capacitor, but the initiation of a separation of load within a
galvanic element or an electrolytic capacitor by the charging
current signal according to invention. If one refers the charge
state achieved in the galvanic element or the electrolytic
capacitor after a predetermined time on, the Joule warm ones
producing current portion of the charging current signal
measured with the hot wire instrument movement, then this
results in one much high efficiency, which cannot become from a
simple charge transfer of an external power source understood
into the galvanic element or the electrolytic capacitor. The
charging current signal according to invention activates rather
within a galvanic element or an electrolytic capacitor a
separation of load.
[0023] Test series, according to invention became charged with
which galvanic elements and electrolytic capacitors with the
charging current signal, to have result in that beyond that the
charging current signal according to invention the charging
operation opposite a charge with conventional chargers and/or.
Current sources significant shortened.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=10466
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Jörg
Raimund Hempel and his Ionic Magnetic Power IMP CAP
Charging
hartiberlin
Stefan Hartmann, Moderator of overunity.com forum
Re: Jörg Raimund Hempel and his Ionic Magnetic Power IMP CAP
Charging
« Reply #4 on: March 04, 2011, 06:37:20 AM »
...The main thing is, that he uses a magnet field around flat
Li-accumulators (extracted from cell phone batteries, without
the charging security circuit in them) to "polarize" them
somehow. If you then draw current from them, this current
charges up electrolytic caps and lead acid batteries very fast.
He made another test, where a few Li-accumulators in
series this way charged up a discharged 12 Volts lead acid
battery up to a full charge up to 14 Volts in very fast 20
minutes or so. The lead acid battery then had full capacity.
The Li-accumulators were not much discharged afterwards.
So if anybody want to try this, just take 4 Li-accumulators from
a cell phone and put them in series and put a few magnets around
them and charge them up when the magnets still stick to them.
This seems to polarize them. Then when the Li-accumulators are
fully charged, put them all in series and charge a discharged 12
Volts lead acid battery with it, but don´t put any ampmeter
between it, as this prevents the fast charging.
Or just repeat the test that is shown in the german video.
There he also has 2 discharged lead acid batteries in parallel
with the Li-accumulators inside the magnet array. the 2
batteries at the top wrapped in the alufoil probably don´t have
any effect, maybe he just only made it this way to not give too
much away from the basic effect. They also seem not to be
connected, as he only has one copper band there and not 2
contacts... But when you read the patents it gets clearer.
There are also other patents out there that use magnets wrapped
around Li-accumulators to enhance their charging capacity.
But the main effect is the the fast charging without Joule
heating of the electrolyte capacitor. This way, if supercaps can
be used, an electric could be recharged very fast and economical
!
Maybe the Tesla Roadster then won´t need anymore any
expensive battery pack, but just a stack of 2700 Farad supercaps
will do, which also will be recharged in just a few minutes
instead of hours ! And it does not need much energy from your
grid outlet also !
Regards, Stefan.
Quote from: hakware on March 04, 2011, 06:53:26 AM
Coler converter of sorts.. very interesting.
No, just some kind of polarisation stuff for Li-Ion or
Li-Polymer batteries that changes the behaviour of the charging
current... Maybe it freezes just one axis of the electron
movement or changes the electron or Ion spins, so the charging
current does not have any real ohmic losses when it is applied
to the capacitor ? Maybe then massive currents can flow without
the Joule heating in small diameter wires ? Maybe some kind of
room temperature supra-conductor effect through magnetic
polarisation ? Who knows, must be researched..
Regards, Stefan.
Maybe not but I see a relation between the magnets and current
flow through the magnetic field as seen in the patent papers.
Its very coler-ish. regardless of whatever magic mechanism is
going on with the batteries.
Re: Jörg Raimund Hempel and his Ionic Magnetic Power IMP CAP
Charging
« Reply #8 on: March 04, 2011, 07:01:53 PM »
It would appear you have to strip out the IC regulator from the
lithium pack. Most cellphone batteries and laptop lithium have
on board charge control.
Be VERY careful if you puncture a lithium battery bag it will
explode violentlywith a gush of FIRE!!
Now i tried one today it was a 3.7v nokia battery it was very
dead. It measured 0v.
So i cut open the pack and inside is the lithium bag. Don't
puncture it or melt it with a soldering iron or you will be in a
world of shit!
Coming from the edge is two foil strips one i managed to solder
a wire on it which is hard not to get any heat near the battery
bag. The other one was broken short so close i dare not risk an
iron close to it so i just managed to hook a croc clip on it. It
measure 2.9v wo the regulator IC was disconnecting it as they
are supposed to below 3 volts. I spent about 15 mins swiping a
few neo magnets all over it, front back etc and connected up 2
off 100,000Uf caps so 200,000uf in total. The voltage went up to
3 volts on the caps and shorting it made a good crack on the
screwdriver.
I can not reproduce the results in the patent with what i have
here i also wound 250 turns of magnet wire around it and zapped
it several times with a 12v battery. Again i did not notice any
effect of extra volts or anything unusual on the caps. I don't
have any magnetic strip stuff. If you are going to do this i
strongly suggest you buy Radio Control LiPO packs as they do not
have any battery electronics and its safer easier to get to the
raw lipo cells. The RC lipo helicopter cells cost only about
$1.50 each.
Most of the magnet strip you can find on Ebay have a north pole
strip and south pole strip. They name them A and B strips which
attract to each other for door closers etc. Now i do not know if
these strips are the same polarity as discussed in the patent
but there are hundreds of suppliers of all the same A and B
magnet strips on Ebay.
BTW most bare lithium ion cells are charged to 4.2 volts (never
more than that for safety and longevity of the battery) and will
run at 3.6 volts or so under load. Try to never let them
go below 2.8 volts or they will suffer damage and shortened
life. bolt, hope you didn't breathe any burning lithium
cell fumes as that stuff is really bad. I'm on another
forum where lithium batteries are discussed all the time and
they've got some real battery experts there. They have
occasional explosions with these as they are largely used in
sealed devices. Most problems happen from cell reverse
charging when you have multiple cells in series or from
overcharging and too fast discharging.
e2matrix
Sr. Member
Re: Jörg Raimund Hempel and his Ionic Magnetic Power IMP CAP
Charging
Reply #11 on: March 04, 2011, 08:39:36 PM »
One thing I find of concern. He says he completely
discarged the Li-ion cells to zero. For one you should
never do that both because it's dangerous and because it's
damaging to the cells. Li-ion cells are nothing like NiMH
or NiCd cells. From reading the info it almost sounds like
he thinks they are the same or similar in use as NiMH.
Running a Li-ion completely to zero is very hard on the cells
but they will self recover quite a bit of voltage if it only is
done a couple times. Just mentioning this but that is not
to say it is a hole in his idea - just a concern as I was
reading this.
e2Matrix
Quote:
Running a Li-ion completely to zero is very hard on the cells
but they will self recover quite a bit of voltage if it only is
done a couple times. Just mentioning this but that is not
to say it is a hole in his idea - just a concern as I was
reading this.
Sir you are absolutely correct,This is a humungous no no with
lithium batteries!
Surely he knows this! perhaps a prerequisite conditioning of
sorts ,to attain the "Effect"?
2matrix
Sr. Member
Reply #14 on: March 04, 2011, 09:09:25 PM »
Chet, Yes I hope if anyone is trying this that they
realize how explosive these cells can be under a dead
short. It doesn't always happen but I've seen enough
pictures of the damage from them to know people here need to be
aware of it. I'll try first without that step of shorting
but might sacrifice a couple if it doesn't work without
that. For anyone trying this I'd suggest heavy fireproof
box outside with protective gear like face shield and heavy
gloves etc. Preferable to short and then stand back a
distance.
One thing I haven't figured out yet is whether it makes a
difference whether the N or S is near the positive of the
battery. It looks like the drawing shows the North pole by
the positive battery pole if he is using standard battery
schematic convention.