The Function Of Battery Connectors

Battery connectors are one of the common components in electronic devices, which play a role in connecting the positive and negative poles of the battery, ensuring stable transmission of current. These metal sheets are usually made of high-purity copper or nickel, which have good conductivity and corrosion resistance. Correctly connecting metal sheets can improve the efficiency and lifespan of batteries. Therefore, when selecting and installing metal sheets, it is important to pay attention to quality and appropriate size to ensure the normal operation and safety of the battery.

In addition, as an important component of new energy vehicles, the power battery is not a rigid body. Usually, there will be some degree of vibration deformation under the vehicle as it moves. The connecting piece serves as a device for transmitting current between battery cells as a means of conduction. Due to the deformation of the battery pack body, the connecting pieces may also bend, which places high demands on the anti fatigue characteristics of the connecting pieces. The connection piece made of nickel metal has fatigue resistance, reduced electrical resistance, and oxidation and corrosion resistance, making it an ideal choice.