This technology features a sealed electrochemical cell designed with a magnetic or elastic attachment mechanism for easy electrode mounting and removal, along with a glass window for laser beam measurement, allowing for the simultaneous analysis of electrochemical and mechanical behavior.
Conventional cell assembly methods make it difficult to attach and detach plate-type or flexible electrodes within a glovebox. Furthermore, there have been limitations in maintaining airtight seals and precise electrode alignment required for the simultaneous observation of mechanical and electrochemical behavior.
This technology utilizes the magnetic attraction between a magnetic component and a cover, or applies pressure using an elastic ring and locking tabs to securely and easily fix the electrode in place. It is configured with a Teflon box equipped with a laser-transmitting glass window and an alignment device to ensure measurement efficiency and airtight integrity. Applicable to in-situ electrode deformation analysis and quality inspection equipment in battery research labs, it reduces sample replacement time within gloveboxes and minimizes alignment deviations between measurements, thereby enhancing data reproducibility.
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