BATTERY ELECTRODES

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
E333	Envia Systems, Inc.	7979 Gateway Blvd., Suite 101 Newark CA 94560	Battery electrodes; lithium ion battery electrodes; cathodes made with lithium metal oxides;ENVIA 333;Chemicals for use in manufacture of lithium ion battery electrodes, namely, lithium metal oxides;
ENVIA	Envia Systems, Inc.	7979 Gateway Blvd., Suite 101 Newark CA 94560	Battery electrodes; lithium ion battery electrodes; cathodes made with lithium metal oxides;The wording envia has no meaning in a foreign language.;
NANOGRAM	NanoGram Corporation	165 Topaz Street Milpitas CA 95035	BATTERY ELECTRODES;SUBMICRON METAL POWDERS AND SUBMICRON METAL PARTICLES SOLD IN BULK;ABRASIVE AND POLISHING PREPARATIONS FOR USE IN SURFACE POLISHING;SUBMICRON METAL POWDERS AND SUBMICRON POWDERS OF SILICON COMPOSITIONS; LIQUID DISPERSIONS OF SUBMICRON CHEMICAL POWDERS, NAMELY AQUEOUS DISPERSIONS AND DISPERSIONS IN ORGANIC SOLVENTS FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ABRASIVE COMPOSITIONS, BATTERIES, BATTERY ELECTRODES, CAPACITORS, CATALYSTS, ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, FLAT PANEL DISPLAYS; ULTRAVIOLET ABSORBING MATERIALS, ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELDING, AND SOLAR CELLS;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

An electrochemical device comprising alternating layers of positive and negative electrodes separated from each other by separator layers. The electrode layers extend beyond the periphery of the separator layers providing superior contact between the electrodes and battery terminals, eliminating the need for welding the electrode to the terminal. Electrical resistance within the battery is decreased and thermal conductivity of the cell is increased allowing for superior heat removal from the battery and increased efficiency. Increased internal pressure within the battery can be alleviated without damaging or removing the battery from service while keeping the contents of the battery sealed off from the atmosphere by a pressure release system. Nonoperative cells within a battery assembly can also be removed from service by shorting the nonoperative cell thus decreasing battery life.