WO2012023289A1 - コンデンサ、その製造方法及び製造プログラム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a connection between a capacitor element and an external terminal, for example, a capacitor such as an electrolytic capacitor and an electric double layer capacitor, a manufacturing method thereof, and a manufacturing program.
- a current collecting terminal is provided on the end face of the element (for example, Patent Document 1), an anode current collecting plate is provided on one end face of the winding element, and a cathode current collecting plate is provided on the other end face.
- Patent Document 2 including a current collector foil that covers the current collector foil exposed on the end face of the winding element, and welding and connecting the current collector plate and the current collector foil (for example, Patent Document 3); It is known that a current collector plate is used for connection between an exterior case and an element or connection with an external terminal (for example, Patent Document 4).
- the current collector is provided on each end face of the wound element, when external terminals on the anode side and the cathode side are installed adjacent to the exterior member that encloses the wound element, It is necessary to secure a connection distance between the electric body. Further, in the wound type element, the distribution of the internal resistance is different between the inner part and the outer part. Therefore, countermeasures are required, and attention must be paid to the connection between the element and the current collector. Further, the structure using the current collector can reduce the internal resistance of the element. In some cases, the stress applied during the manufacturing process on the current collector interposed between the external terminal and the element affects the connection, and the connection reliability may be lowered and the connection resistance may be increased.
- an object of the present invention is to reduce the resistance of the capacitor, to strengthen the connection structure, and to simplify the connection process.
- Another object of the present invention is to automate the connection between the current collecting member and the element end face in view of the above problems.
- Another object of the present invention is to automate the polarity discrimination between the current collecting member and the element end face in view of the above problems.
- Another object of the present invention is to automate the determination of defective capacitor elements in view of the above problems.
- a capacitor of the present invention includes a capacitor element in which an anode body and a cathode body are wound via a separator, a sealing member that seals a case member that accommodates the capacitor element, and the capacitor element.
- the anode current collector plate is welded along a welding line in a peripheral direction of the anode portion and the capacitor element, or the cathode current collector plate is the cathode. It may be welded along the welding line which goes to the peripheral direction of a part and the said capacitor
- the anode terminal member is provided with a connection portion adjacent to the anode current collector plate, and the connection between the connection portion and the anode current collector plate, or the cathode
- the terminal member may be provided with a connection portion close to the cathode current collector plate, and weld connection may be used for either or both of the connection between the connection portion and the cathode current collector plate.
- the anode part and the cathode part are formed on the same end face of the capacitor element, and the insulating interval for insulating the anode part and the cathode part is provided. May be set.
- the anode part or the cathode part is compression-molded on an element end surface toward a winding center part of the capacitor element, and is disposed at the compression-molded portion.
- the anode current collector plate or the cathode current collector plate may be welded.
- the anode part or the cathode part is drawn out from one or both of the electrode bodies to an element end face of the capacitor element, and has a predetermined width from the element end face.
- the capacitor is preferably installed between the anode current collector plate and the anode terminal member, or between the cathode current collector plate and the cathode terminal member, A connection plate connected to the anode terminal member or the cathode terminal member and connected to the anode current collector plate or the cathode current collector plate may be provided.
- the anode part or the cathode part is formed on the element end face by drawing a part of an electrode body to the element end face of the capacitor element with a predetermined overhanging width.
- the insulating interval set between the different electrodes may be set larger than the overhang width of the electrode body.
- the insulation interval set between the different poles of the current collector plate may be set smaller than the insulation gap set between the different poles of the electrode overhanging portion. Good.
- the anode part or the cathode part has a width narrower than the arc length of the half circumference for each half circumference of the capacitor element.
- the electrode body may be exposed from the element end face of the capacitor element.
- the anode current collector plate or the cathode current collector plate is provided between the anode portion and the anode terminal member or between the cathode portion and the cathode terminal member.
- the first connection region and the second connection region are installed at different positions, the anode part or the cathode part is connected to the first connection region, and the anode is connected to the second connection region.
- a terminal member or the cathode terminal member may be connected.
- the current collector plate is installed on the element end surface of the capacitor element and connected to the anode part or the cathode part, and is circular in the side surface direction of the capacitor element.
- the current collector plate may include a cover portion covering an element end surface of the capacitor element along the first connection surface.
- the capacitor of the present invention is provided by an electrode overhanging portion on the anode side or the cathode side which is derived from the element end face and has different end face shapes or end face areas on the anode side and the cathode side, or the element end face.
- the current collector plate has a shape or an area that is different between an anode side and a cathode side, and the anode side or the cathode side is specified by the shape or the area, It may be connected to an external terminal.
- a method of manufacturing a capacitor according to the present invention includes a step of forming a capacitor element in which an anode body and a cathode body are wound through a separator, and the capacitor element is drawn out from the anode body and formed on the element end face.
- the anode current collector plate and the anode part, or the cathode current collector plate and the cathode part are connected by laser welding, and the anode current collector is connected.
- a step of connecting the electric plate and the anode terminal member or the cathode current collector plate and the cathode terminal member by laser welding may be included.
- a step of setting a connecting portion adjacent to the anode terminal member and the anode current collector and connecting by laser welding, or the cathode terminal A step of setting a connecting portion close to the member and the cathode current collector plate and connecting them by laser welding may be included.
- the anode terminal member is further overlapped with the anode current collector plate, or the cathode terminal member is overlapped with the cathode current collector plate, You may include the process of welding these side parts.
- the side surface portion of the anode terminal member may be the side surface portion of the anode current collector plate or the side surface portion of the cathode terminal member may be the cathode.
- a step of positioning the side surface portion of the current collector plate may be included, and the welding may be performed with a common surface portion between the side surface portions.
- one or a plurality of electrode protruding portions drawn from either one or both of the anode body and the cathode body on the element end face of the capacitor element May be included by folding and stacking on the element end face of the capacitor element by a crease provided at a predetermined width from the element end face.
- the anode current collector plate is connected to the anode portion of the element end face of the capacitor element or the cathode current collector plate is connected to the cathode portion. And connecting a connecting plate to the anode terminal member or the cathode terminal member, and connecting the connecting plate to the anode current collector plate or the cathode current collector plate.
- a single or a plurality of electrode projecting portions drawn from one or both of the electrode bodies on the element end surface of the capacitor element are preferably provided.
- a step of stacking a plurality of current collecting plates, setting a welding line on the current collecting plate in a direction intersecting with the electrode body of the capacitor element, and welding along the welding line may be included.
- two or more welding lines are set adjacent to each other on the current collector plates facing each other with an insulation interval, and the element center of the capacitor element is set. After continuously welding the two or more adjacent welding lines at a specific location across the part, continuously welding the two or more welding lines at locations other than the specific location, the current collector plate and the You may weld the said electrode overhang
- a welding line from a welding start point to a welding end point is set on the anode current collector plate or the cathode current collector plate, and the welding line is continuously irradiated.
- the beam output is set stepwise from the welding start point to the welding end point by setting the welding start point of the welding line higher than the welding end point. It may be attenuated continuously.
- a capacitor manufacturing method includes a current collector plate disposed on an element end face of a capacitor element and connected to an anode side or a cathode side. 1 is formed, a second connection surface concentric with the connection surface of the current collector plate is formed on the terminal member connected to the current collector plate, and the first connection surface and the second connection surface are formed.
- the first connection surface and the second connection surface are formed concentrically on the basis of the element center of the capacitor element, and the element
- the capacitor element or the welding means may be rotated with the center as the rotation center.
- the capacitor manufacturing method of the present invention includes forming an electrode overhanging portion on the element end surface, or an electrode overhanging portion formed on the element end surface, having different end face shapes or end face areas. Whether the anode side or cathode side electrode part having a different end face shape or end face area is formed, and whether the electrode overhang part or the end face shape or end face area of the electrode part is the anode side or the cathode side as identification information.
- an external terminal on the anode side or the cathode side is connected to a current collector plate that is connected to the electrode overhanging portion or the electrode portion and that is identified as the anode side or the cathode side by the identification information.
- a reference line is set on the element end face by recognizing the electrode overhanging part or the electrode part, and is parallel to the reference line and in the element.
- a reference range having a constant width including the center line is set around the center line, and the electrode projecting portion or the electrode is set in the reference range.
- determines whether the part protrudes may be sufficient.
- a capacitor manufacturing program of the present invention is a capacitor manufacturing program executed by a computer, obtains image data of an element end face of a capacitor element, and outputs an electrode overhanging portion or the electrode overhanging portion.
- the end face shape or the end face area of the electrode part formed in the above is used as identification information to determine whether it is the anode side or the cathode side, and is connected to the electrode extension part or the current collector plate connected to the electrode part Information specifying the external terminal on the anode side or the cathode side is generated.
- a reference line is generated based on the position of the electrode overhanging part or the electrode part on the image data, and is parallel to the reference line and A center line passing through the element center may be generated, a displacement angle of the element end face may be detected with reference to the element center and the center line, and correction information on the angular position of the capacitor element may be generated based on the displacement angle.
- a reference range having a certain width including the center line is set around the center line, and the electrode overhanging portion or It may be determined whether or not the electrode portion is protruding, and the determination information may be generated.
- connection structure Since it is a connection structure provided with a current collector plate between the anode part and the cathode part drawn out on the same end face of the winding capacitor element, and the anode terminal member and the cathode terminal member in the exterior member,
- the connection structure between the anode terminal member and the anode portion and between the cathode terminal member and the cathode portion can be strengthened.
- connection between the anode terminal member and the anode part or the cathode terminal member and the cathode part can be simplified with the current collector plate interposed, and the connection process can be simplified.
- the first embodiment discloses a configuration in which a current collector plate is provided for connection between a terminal member for external connection and a capacitor element.
- FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section showing an example of an electric double layer capacitor
- FIG. 2 shows an example of an exploded electric double layer capacitor.
- This electric double layer capacitor (hereinafter simply referred to as “capacitor”) 2 is an example of the capacitor of the present invention and a method for manufacturing the same.
- An anode portion 6 and a cathode portion 8 are formed on the element end face.
- An anode terminal 10 is connected to the anode portion 6 via an anode current collector plate 12, and a cathode terminal 14 is connected to the cathode portion 8 via a cathode current collector plate 16.
- laser welding or electron beam welding is used, and 18 is an example of a weld connection.
- the weld connection 18 is set to the anode terminal 10 or the cathode terminal 14 in the vicinity of the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16.
- the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14 are terminal members for external connection.
- the anode terminal 10 is an example of an anode terminal member
- the cathode terminal 14 is an example of a cathode terminal member.
- Capacitor element 4 is a cylindrical body. From one element end face, anode body 60 (FIG. 3) is pulled out to form anode portion 6, and cathode body 80 (FIG. 3) is pulled out to form cathode portion 8. Yes.
- the holding tape 19 is wound around the capacitor element 4 to prevent the anode body 60 and the cathode body 80 from being unwound.
- An exterior case 20 and a sealing plate 22 are provided as exterior members of the capacitor element 4, and the exterior case 20 is a molded body made of a metal material having moldability such as aluminum.
- the sealing plate 22 is a means for closing the opening of the outer case 20 and maintaining the airtightness of the space 24, and is a fixing member for fixing the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14, and a support member for the capacitor element 4.
- the sealing plate 22 is provided with a base portion 26 and a sealing portion 28.
- the base portion 26 is formed of an insulating material such as synthetic resin, and the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14 are fixed and insulated.
- the sealing portion 28 is made of a material having high airtightness, for example, a rubber ring.
- the sealing plate 22 is inserted into the opening 30 (FIG. 2) of the outer case 20 and is positioned at a caulking step 32 formed in the middle of the opening 30.
- the open end 34 of the outer case 20 is crimped by a curling process and is bitten into the sealing portion 28. Thereby, the outer case 20 is firmly sealed.
- the base portion 26 of the sealing plate 22 is formed with a through hole 36 and a pressure release mechanism 38 made of thin rubber.
- FIG. 3 shows a capacitor element partially disassembled.
- the capacitor element 4 includes an anode body 60, a cathode body 80, and separators 40 and 42 as shown in FIG. Between the anode body 60 and the cathode body 80, the separators 40 and 42 that insulate them are sandwiched and wound to form a cylindrical winding element.
- an aluminum foil is used as a base material for the anode body 60 and the cathode body 80, and polarizable electrodes including an active material such as activated carbon, a binder, and the like are formed on both surfaces of the aluminum foil.
- an insulating interval 44 having a constant width is provided between the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 formed on the same end face side.
- the anode portion 6 is formed of, for example, a base material of the anode body 60, and similarly, the cathode portion 8 is also formed of a base material of the cathode body 80.
- the anode section 6 and the cathode section 8 are base material sections that expose an aluminum surface on which a polarizable electrode is not formed.
- the formation part of the anode part 6 or the cathode part 8 is set to be larger than the width W of the separators 40 and 42 which are insulating means, and is formed to a length L corresponding to the arc length of each anode part 6 or cathode part 8. .
- the anode portion 6 or the cathode portion 8 of the capacitor element 4 is processed and adhered to the element end face of the capacitor element 4 as shown in FIG. 2 before connection to the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16. Formed into a state.
- FIG. 4 shows the arrangement of the anode current collector plate and the cathode current collector plate on the element end face of the capacitor element.
- the anode current collector plate 12 and the cathode current collector plate 16 are arranged on one end face of the capacitor element 4, and are provided with an interval 46 corresponding to the insulation interval 44 between the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8. Arranged.
- the anode current collector plate 12 and the cathode current collector plate 16 have a semicircular shape that bisects the element end face of the capacitor element 4, and the anode current collector plates 12 and the cathode current collector plates 16 in the upper side of the figure.
- a terminal connection portion 48 is formed, and an element connection portion 50 for connecting the anode portion 6 or the cathode portion 8 is formed on the back side thereof.
- the element connection portion 50 is a flat surface, and a plurality of groove portions 52 are formed radially from the center. Each groove 52 forms a space for accommodating the protrusion 54 in the anode 6 or the cathode 8.
- Each protrusion 54 is a linear protrusion generated by the overlap of each anode 6 or cathode 8 at the cut when the anode 6 or the cathode 8 of the capacitor element 4 is cut and compression molded. It is.
- the anode part 6 and the cathode part 8 of the capacitor element 4 can suppress the height dimension by compression-molding the anode part 6 and the cathode part 8 as a whole toward the center of the capacitor element 4 in this way.
- the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 are compression-molded from the center portion divided into three parts by cutting, and the rear end side is sequentially compression-molded, thereby causing linear protrusions generated by overlapping.
- the height dimension of the part 54 is suppressed.
- Each protrusion 54 is accommodated in the groove 52 formed in the element connection portion 50 of the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16. Thereby, the anode part 6 or the cathode part 8 can be made to contact
- the connection between the anode 6 and the anode current collector 12 or between the cathode 8 and the cathode current collector 16 will be described in detail.
- the anode current collector 12 and the cathode current collector 16 are compressed. It arrange
- the groove portions 52 of the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16 accommodate the protruding portions 54 of the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8, and the element connection portion 50 is brought into close contact therewith.
- the laser is irradiated from the upper surface side corresponding to the element connecting portion 50 of the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16.
- the element connection part 50, the anode part 6, and the cathode part 8 are melted and connected.
- the laser irradiation sites are at two locations on each of the element connecting portions 50 on both end sides separated from the groove portions 52 of the anode current collecting plate 12 and the cathode current collecting plate 16 as shown in FIG.
- the laser irradiation connection part 59 is a welding connection part by laser irradiation, and constitutes a welding line by laser irradiation. In this case, laser irradiation is performed as indicated by arrows [I], [II], [III] and [IV] attached to the laser irradiation connection portion 59 in FIG.
- the other current collector plate 16 opposed across the element center is welded by a series of operations of irradiating a laser linearly from the element center side toward the element outer peripheral side.
- the anode section 6 and the anode current collector plate 12, and the cathode section 8 and the cathode current collector plate 16 are connected by a series of operations in which laser irradiation is performed linearly across the element center.
- the series of operations [I] and [II] of laser irradiation is repeated twice.
- it is possible to further reduce the connection resistance by repeating the series of operations [I] to [IV] of laser irradiation twice and arranging a weld in the vicinity.
- each element connecting portion 50 of the anode current collector plate 12 and the cathode current collector plate 16 is connected to the element center side from the element center side. It is also possible to connect individually such as irradiating on the straight line toward the outer peripheral side.
- laser welding is performed from [I] to [IV] instead of continuously irradiating the same portion with laser, and then from [I] again.
- a time interval can be provided for laser irradiation at the same location, and as a result, the laser irradiation location can be cooled and the connection by laser welding can be stabilized.
- the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 are led out from the end face of the capacitor element 4 with a predetermined insulation interval 44.
- the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 have an insulating interval 44 at which the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 do not come into contact with each other when compression-molded toward the center direction. Then, the anode part 6 and the cathode part 8 are not formed.
- the anode part 6 and the cathode part 8 lead to reduction of resistance, so that there are many formation parts (or an area is large). Therefore, for example, 3 [mm] to 10 [mm] is set as the insulating interval 44 in which the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 are not in contact with each other and the resistance can be reduced.
- a deviation or the like may occur on the outermost periphery of the capacitor element 4 during the compression molding of the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8. In this case, it is necessary to prevent the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 from contacting the outer case 20.
- insulating means such as an insulating tape may be provided on the outer peripheral surface of the anode portion 6 connected to the anode current collector plate 12 and the cathode portion 8 connected to the cathode current collector plate 16.
- a flat connection surface portion 55 for laser welding is formed on the outer wall portions of the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14, and flat connection is also made to the anode current collector plate 12 and the cathode current collector plate 16.
- the surface portion 57 is formed by a notch.
- These flat connection surface portions 55 and 57 constitute a coincident surface portion, and a laser is irradiated near the boundary to weld the flat connection surface portions 55 and 57 to form the weld connection portion 18 as shown in FIG. .
- the capacitor element 4 and the sealing plate 22 The distance (distance) is made as short as possible.
- the common connection surfaces 55 and 57 coincide with each other.
- Simplification and strengthening of welding are achieved by using a laser that can be locally welded to this portion as a surface portion.
- the thicknesses of the anode current collector plate 12, the cathode current collector plate 16, the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14 are 0.5 [mm] to 5 [mm], respectively. According to this, the dimensions are such that laser welding is possible and the internal resistance is hardly increased, and the height dimension of the capacitor 2 can be shortened.
- the flat connection surface parts 55 and 57 are comprised as a plane by a notch, it is not restricted to this, A curved surface may be sufficient and what is necessary is just to be a coincident surface part.
- the flat connection surface portions 55 and 57 may be inclined surfaces (tapered surfaces), and a gap may be formed between the flat connection surface portions 55 and 57 depending on the processing accuracy of the flat connection surface portions 55 and 57. is there.
- the flat connection surface portions 55 and 57 are preferably installed in the vicinity of the outer peripheral surface of the capacitor element 4. This is also effective for preventing excessive stress on other members (anode portion 6 and cathode portion 8) during laser irradiation. Specifically, for example, it is preferably within 10 mm from the outer peripheral surface of the capacitor element 4.
- a bottomed cylindrical outer case 20 made of a metal material such as aluminum is used for the capacitor 2.
- a sealing plate 22 is inserted into the outer case 20 together with the capacitor element 4, and the sealing plate 22 is fixed to a step portion 32 of the outer case 20 that has been drawn.
- the opening end portion 34 of the outer case 20 is bitten into the sealing portion 28 by a curling process, and the outer case 20 is sealed.
- a holding tape 19 that has been processed at the end of winding of the capacitor element 4 is wound around the periphery of the capacitor element 4.
- an anode part 6 is formed by the base material of the anode body 60, and a cathode part 8 is formed by the base material of the cathode body 80.
- the anode part 6 and the anode terminal 10 are connected via an anode current collector plate 12.
- the cathode portion 8 and the cathode terminal 14 are connected via the cathode current collector plate 16.
- Capacitor element 4 is firmly supported by sealing plate 22 which is an outer casing member. That is, the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 of the capacitor element 4 are firmly fixed to the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14 by laser welding via the anode current collector plate 12 and the cathode current collector plate 16. Therefore, the support strength of the capacitor element 4 is increased. As a result, a mechanically robust support structure is formed, and the seismic resistance of the product can be improved.
- the anode portion 6 is formed by collecting a plurality of side edges from the anode body 60 wound around the capacitor element 4 which is a winding element.
- the anode portion 6 is laser welded to the anode current collector plate 12, and similarly, a plurality of side edge portions are gathered from the cathode body 80 to form the cathode portion 8. Since the cathode portion 8 is laser welded to the cathode current collector plate 16, the resistance of the capacitor element 4 and the capacitor 2 can be reduced. That is, a product with a low equivalent series resistance can be provided.
- the continuous operation of laser irradiation [I] to [IV] is not limited to continuous laser irradiation at the same location.
- Laser welding may be performed from [I] to [IV], and then laser irradiation may be performed again from [I] to [IV]. If the welding parts are arranged as a plurality of lines in the vicinity of the welding line, the connection resistance can be further reduced.
- a time interval can be provided for laser irradiation at the same location. As a result, the laser irradiation spot can be cooled, and the connection by laser welding can be stabilized.
- the second embodiment discloses the above-described method for manufacturing a capacitor.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of a manufacturing process of the capacitor according to the second embodiment.
- This manufacturing process is an example of the method for manufacturing a capacitor of the present invention.
- the capacitor element 4 is formed (step S11), and the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 of the capacitor element 4 are formed as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, molding is performed (step S12).
- the anode current collector plate 12 is inserted into the anode portion 6 of the capacitor element 4, the cathode current collector plate 16 is inserted into the cathode portion 8 of the capacitor element 4, and the protrusion 54 is inserted into each groove portion 52. Then, the anode current collector 12 is connected to the anode 6 and the cathode current collector 16 is connected to the cathode 8 by laser welding (step S13).
- reference numeral 56 denotes a weld connection portion by laser welding similar to the weld connection portion 18 described above. As shown by the arrow, the laser beam 53 is irradiated to the weld connection portion.
- the anode terminal 10 on the sealing plate 22 is connected to the anode current collector plate 12 connected to the anode portion 6 by laser welding with the flat connection surface portions 55 and 57 (FIG. 4) matched, and similarly to the cathode portion 8.
- the cathode terminal 14 of the sealing plate 22 is connected to the connected cathode current collector plate 16 by laser welding (step S14).
- the anode terminal 10 of the sealing plate 22 is positioned with respect to the anode current collector plate 12 connected to the anode portion 6 of the capacitor element 4, and at the same time, the cathode portion of the capacitor element 4.
- the cathode terminal 14 of the sealing plate 22 With respect to the cathode current collector plate 16 connected to 8, each of them is laser welded.
- Reference numerals 18 and 56 (FIG. 6) denote welding connections.
- the sealing plate 22 is formed of synthetic resin (insert molding) by inserts of the anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14, thereby forming the base portion 26 and the sealing portion 28.
- the capacitor element 4 is impregnated with the electrolytic solution, and then accommodated in the outer case 20 and sealed by curling the open end 34 of the outer case 20 (step S15), thereby completing the capacitor 2 as a product.
- the above-described capacitor 2 can be easily manufactured, and the terminal connection process can be simplified.
- the third embodiment discloses a connection structure in which a connection plate is interposed between a current collector plate and an external terminal member, and a manufacturing method thereof.
- FIG. 8 will be referred to for the third embodiment.
- FIG. 8 shows a capacitor according to the third embodiment.
- the anode terminal plate 62 is provided together with the anode terminal 10 as the anode terminal member
- the cathode connection plate 64 is provided together with the cathode terminal 14 as the cathode terminal member.
- the anode connecting plate 62 is connected to the anode terminal 10 by laser welding and then connected to the anode current collecting plate 12 on the capacitor element 4 side.
- the cathode connection plate 64 is connected to the cathode terminal 14 by laser welding and then connected to the cathode current collector plate 16 on the capacitor element 4 side.
- the anode connection plate 62 is formed with a connection recess 66 for positioning and connecting the anode terminal 10
- the cathode connection plate 64 is formed with a connection recess 68 for positioning and connecting the cathode terminal 14.
- the process includes a step of connecting the anode current collecting plate 12 (cathode current collecting plate 16) and the anode connecting plate 62 (cathode connecting plate 64).
- connection step of the current collector plates an electrode overhang portion (leaded to the element end face of the capacitor element 4 from the electrodes (anode body 60, cathode body 80) of the capacitor element 4)
- a current collector plate anode current collector plate 12, cathode current collector plate 16
- connection step of the connection plates anode connection plate 62, cathode connection plate 64
- external terminals anode terminals installed on the sealing body (sealing plate 22) of the outer case 20 that houses the capacitor element 4 are used.
- connection plates 10 and the cathode terminal 14 are connected to the connection plates (the anode connection plate 62 and the cathode connection plate 64). And in the connection process of a current collector plate (anode current collector plate 12, cathode current collector plate 16) and a connection plate (anode connection plate 62, cathode connection plate 64), a current collector plate (anode current collector plate 12, cathode current collector).
- the plate 16) and the connection plates (the anode connection plate 62 and the cathode connection plate 64) are connected by the flat connection surface portions (55, 57).
- the fourth embodiment discloses a modification of the anode current collector (or cathode current collector) described above and side welding.
- FIG. 10 is an exploded view showing the connection structure of the anode current collector (or cathode current collector) according to the fourth embodiment.
- the anode current collector 112 is formed of the same electrode material, for example, aluminum.
- the anode current collector plate 112 covers the partition portions 106A, 106B, and 106C of the anode portion 106, has a laser welding area with the partition portions 106B and 106C, and has a shape with a laser welding area with the anode terminal 110. And an area.
- the size is one half of the element end face of the capacitor element 104. That is, it is a substantially semicircular plate as a shape in which the insulation interval 144 is ensured.
- the anode current collector 112 has an arc-shaped notch 150 corresponding to the winding center 146 of the capacitor element 104 at the center on the string side, and an X-axis (for example, shown in FIG. 15) on the arc side.
- a connection surface portion 152 that is cut off linearly in a direction orthogonal to the X axis with respect to the X axis) is formed.
- the anode current collector plate 112 has a terminal connection as an arc-shaped connection region with a step portion 154 bent at a right angle with an angle ⁇ 1 left and right around the X-axis, ie, the X-axis as a center.
- a portion 156A and element connecting portions 156B and 156C are formed.
- Each of the terminal connection portions 156A and the element connection portions 156B and 156C is formed on a flat surface, and forms a parallel surface with the step portion 154 interposed therebetween. Such a configuration is the same on the cathode current collector plate 114 side.
- FIG. 10 shows the connection between the anode terminal 110 and the anode current collector plate 112, and the connection between the cathode terminal 114 and the cathode current collector plate 116.
- A is the anode terminal and the anode current collector plate, and the cathode terminal and the cathode current collector plate.
- B is a diagram showing laser irradiation before connection.
- the anode terminal 110 and the cathode terminal 114 on the sealing plate 122 are positioned on the capacitor element 104 to which the anode current collector 112 and the cathode current collector 116 are connected.
- a terminal-side connection surface 164 is formed on the side surfaces of the anode terminal 110 and the cathode terminal 114, and the terminal-side connection surface 164 forms the same surface as the connection surface portion 152 on the anode current collector plate 112 and the cathode current collector plate 116. It is a side wall surface.
- connection surface portions 152 and terminal-side connection surfaces 164 are made to coincide with each other and laser irradiation 168 is performed, the welding connection portion 118 is laser-welded, and the connection surface portion 152 and the terminal-side connection surface 164 can be welded.
- an anode terminal 110 which is an external terminal is connected to the anode portion 106 of the capacitor element 104 via the anode current collector 112 through a welding connection portion 118 by laser irradiation 168, and to the cathode portion 108 of the capacitor element 104.
- a cathode terminal 114 which is an external terminal, is connected via a cathode current collector plate 116 by a welding connection portion 118 by laser irradiation 168, and an external terminal is formed on the capacitor element 104.
- connection region between the anode portion 106 and the cathode portion 108 of the capacitor element 104 that is, the anode side element connecting portion 156B and the element connecting portion 156C, the cathode side element.
- the connection portion 158B and the element connection portion 158C) and the connection region between the anode terminal 110 and the cathode terminal 114 are set at different positions. .
- the connection between each electrode portion and the current collector plate and between each external terminal and the current collector plate can be stabilized, and the connection can be strengthened as well as the resistance of the capacitor element is reduced.
- the side surfaces of the anode current collector 112 or the cathode current collector 116 and the external terminal (the anode terminal 110 or the cathode terminal 114) coincide with each other. I am letting. Thereby, the laser irradiation with respect to both can be stabilized, and the perfection and reliability of a connection can be improved.
- the fifth embodiment discloses the processing of the electrode overhanging portion formed by crease processing on the electrode body drawn out to the element end face of the capacitor element.
- 11 and 12 show the processing of the electrode overhanging portion of the capacitor element according to the fifth embodiment.
- the processing of the electrode projecting portion of the capacitor element shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 includes an electrode body forming step, a crease forming step, and an electrode portion forming step.
- an anode-side or cathode-side electrode body is formed.
- an electrode overhanging portion for collecting the end face of the capacitor element 204 is used.
- a certain uncoated portion 244 is formed.
- an aluminum foil is used for the base material 240.
- the base material 240 is a strip having the same width, and the polarizable electrode 242 including an active material such as activated carbon and a binder is formed on both surfaces of the base material 240.
- the polarizable electrode 242 is formed, the base material 240 is formed with an uncoated portion 244 having a constant width on one edge side, and the uncoated portion 244 is a non-formed portion of the polarizable electrode 242. is there.
- This uncoated portion 244 is the electrode overhang portion described above, and the anode portion 206 or the cathode portion 208 is formed by this uncoated portion 244.
- a crease line 246 having a constant width is formed from the edge portion of the above-mentioned uncoated portion 244 as shown in FIG.
- the crease line 246 is a line for facilitating the bending process. That is, the crease line 246 is not a scratch but a marking-off line, and can prevent buckling of the anode portion 206 and the cathode portion 208 when bent.
- the crease line 246 is a groove, and the cross-sectional shape may be a triangle, a square, or a curve (R). Examples of the method of forming the crease line 246 include pressing, laser, cutting, and the like.
- the crease line 246 can be composed of a single line. However, the crease line 246 may be formed of a plurality of lines in consideration of the size of the uncoated portion 244. Or both sides may be sufficient.
- a plurality of anode portions 206 having different widths are formed on the anode body 260 as shown in FIG. 11C, and the cathode body 280 has a width as shown in FIG. 11D.
- a plurality of different cathode portions 208 are formed.
- the anode portions 206 are formed at different intervals so as to be drawn out from the element end face of the capacitor element 204 every half circumference.
- each cathode portion 208 is also drawn out to the element end face of the capacitor element 204 every half circumference, and an insulating interval 221 is set between the anode portion 206 and the cathode portion 208.
- the fold lines 246 described above are formed in each anode portion 206 and each cathode portion 208.
- each anode part 206 and each cathode part 208 In the forming process of each anode part 206 and each cathode part 208, the anode part 206 and the cathode part 208 exposed to the element end face 205 after winding of the capacitor element 204 are formed by a crease line 246, as shown in FIG. It faces in a state where it is bent in the facing direction with the winding center part 252 as the center. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 12B, in order to connect the anode current collector plate 212 and the cathode current collector plate 216, the winding center portion 252 is folded using a crease line 246, and the partition portions 206B, 206C, 208B and 208C are formed.
- the partition portions 206A and 208A are further bent toward the element end face 205 using the crease line 246.
- the sixth embodiment discloses control of laser irradiation output to the welding line.
- the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 are formed on the element end face of the capacitor element 4
- the anode current collector plate 12 is formed on the anode portion 6
- the cathode current collector is formed on the cathode portion 8.
- FIG 13 and 14 show the welding line and laser output according to the sixth embodiment.
- a welding line 318 on the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16 is set as shown in FIG.
- a section d is set between the welding start point 318S and the welding end point 318E of the welding line 318 and outside the sections a, b, c and the welding end point 318E.
- a fiber laser irradiation device 364 is used as an example of a beam irradiation means, and the welding line 318 is a welded portion by laser irradiation.
- a shielding gas such as argon gas or helium gas is used, and a welding process is performed.
- the beam output is varied stepwise and continuously at the welding line 318 at a constant irradiation speed.
- the laser output P is set to a constant value of the laser output Pa in the section a, the laser output Pb ( ⁇ Pa) in the section b, and from the laser output Pb in the section c.
- the laser output is attenuated to Pc ( ⁇ Pb).
- the laser output Pa in the section a is set to the highest value, and is 50 W to 3000 [W] as an example.
- the laser output Pb in the section b is smaller than the laser output Pa and is set to 90% or less of the laser output Pa.
- the laser output Pc in the section c is a value smaller than the laser output Pb, and the laser output is 80% or less of the laser output Pa.
- B in FIG. 13 represents the horizontal axis as a distance [mm].
- the laser output Pa irradiated at the welding start point 318S is set to the highest value, and the irradiation section a is set to be shorter than the section b.
- the laser irradiation section b of the laser output Pb is set to be the longest.
- the section c is set to a shorter time than the section b, and in this section c, the laser output Pb is linearly attenuated to the laser output Pc. In this way, the laser output may be attenuated in the vicinity of the welding start point and the welding end point. It is preferable that at least the attenuation of the laser output is two or more.
- the laser scanning speed for the welding line 318 may be a constant speed, for example, a constant speed selected from 300 [mm / sec] to 3000 [mm / sec]. It may be changed.
- a plurality of welding lines may be set at each welding location of the anode current collector plate 12 with respect to the anode portion 6 and each welding location of the cathode current collector plate 16 with respect to the cathode portion 8 to multiplex the welding.
- a welding line from the welding start point to the welding end point is set on the current collector plate. Beam irradiation may be performed by changing the beam output irradiated to the welding line stepwise and continuously.
- FIG. 14A shows a case where welding lines 3181 and 3182, which are examples of a plurality of welding lines, are set adjacent to each welding location. If the interval between the welding lines 3181 and 3182 is W 9 , the interval W 9 may be set within 3 mm, for example, and the welding lines 3181 and 3182 may partially overlap.
- the welding lines 3181 and 3182 are individually welded by the fiber laser irradiation device 364 described above.
- a start point 318S and an end point 318E are set, respectively, and the aforementioned sections a, b, c, and d are set according to the welding scanning direction.
- the welding scanning direction is opposite between the welding line 3181 and the welding line 3182.
- the laser output for each section a, b and c is set to B in FIG.
- the laser output is set high at the starting point 318S of the laser irradiation, and laser irradiation is performed with high laser output energy.
- the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16 and the welding line 318 of the anode part 6 or the cathode part 8 and the vicinity thereof are heated. That is, if laser irradiation is performed along the welding line 318, heating moves in a chained state with the scanning in accordance with the scanning of the laser irradiation, so that the molten state is chained. In this case, it is not necessary to set the same laser output.
- the thermal energy generated by laser irradiation applied to the welded portion is made uniform. Therefore, the connectivity between the anode current collector plate 12 or the cathode current collector plate 16 and the anode portion 6 or the cathode portion 8 can be improved.
- the seventh embodiment discloses the insulation interval of the electrode part formed on the element end face of the capacitor element and the adjustment thereof.
- FIG. 15 shows the electrode overhanging portion and the electrode portion after the processing.
- the capacitor element 404 is molded into a close contact state on the element end surface 405.
- the element end surface 405 of the capacitor element 404 is provided with an anode part 406 and a cathode part 408 that constitute an electrode extension part, and between these anode part 406 and cathode part 408.
- An insulation interval 427 for forming an insulation interval 421 having a predetermined width is set. Assuming that the width of the insulating interval 427 is Wa and the width of the insulating interval 421 is Wb, Wa> Wb is set so that the insulating interval 421 is secured even by bending an anode portion 406 and a cathode portion 408 described later.
- Wa is set larger than the protruding width of the electrode body, that is, the anode part 406 or the cathode part 408 before bending. Further, when the width of the insulating interval 427 is Wa and the folding width of the above-described anode portion 406 and cathode portion 408 is W 8 , the magnitude relationship between them is Wa> W 8 .
- the insulating interval 427 is divided by setting the Y axis at the center, the X axis in the direction orthogonal to the Y axis, and setting the angles ⁇ 1 and ⁇ 2 (> ⁇ 1 ) to the left and right around the X axis.
- a plurality of cuts 454 are made in a radial direction around the winding center portion (core portion) 452 of the capacitor element 404 at an angle ⁇ 1 , and a plurality of partition portions 406A, 406B, 406C partitioned by each cut 454 are anode portions. It is formed on the 406 side.
- a plurality of partition portions 408A, 408B, and 408C are also formed on the plurality of cathode portions 408 side.
- the angle ⁇ 1 is set to 33 °
- the partition portions 406B and 406C formed between the partition portions 406A or the partition portion 8A are sandwiched.
- the depth of the notch 454 is set such that the overhang length is the height h 1 of the anode part 406 and the cathode part 408.
- the relationship between the height h 1 and the width Wa of the above-described insulation interval 427 is Wa> h 1. It is.
- the partition portions 406A, 406B, and 406C of the anode portion 406 set to the height h 1 and the partition portions 408A, 408B, and 408C of the cathode portion 408 are bent in the middle, and the winding center portion 452 of the capacitor element 404 is bent.
- the partition portions 406A, 406B, 406C and the partition portions 408A, 408B, 408C of the cathode portion 408 are formed as shown in FIG.
- the partition portions 406B and 406C and the partition portions 408B and 408C are set as weld portions.
- the protruding height h 2 of the partition portions 406A and 408A is set to be higher than the height h 3 of each partition portion 406B, 406C, 408B, and 408C, and the partition portions 408A, 406B, 406C and the partition portions 408A of the cathode portion 408,
- the heights of 408B and 408C correspond to the bent shapes of the anode current collector plate 412 and the cathode current collector plate 416.
- the anode portion 406 and the cathode portion 408 of the capacitor element 404 are suppressed in height by compression-molding the anode portion 406 and the cathode portion 408 as a whole toward the center of the capacitor element 404 in this way. .
- the partition portions 406B and 406C of the anode portion 406 are compression-formed to form a stable flat connection surface (that is, a welding surface), and then the partition portion 406A that is a non-connection surface is compression-molded.
- the height of the boundary portion caused by the overlap between the partition portions 406A and 406B and between the partition portions 406A and 406C is suppressed.
- each anode part 406 and each cathode part 408 after winding the capacitor element 404, the anode part 406 and the cathode part 408 exposed to the element end face 405 are wound around the winding center part 452 by the crease line as described above. Is bent in the opposite direction around the center. Therefore, in order to connect the anode current collector plate 412 and the cathode current collector plate 416, the partition portions 406B, 406C, 408B, and 408C are bent using the crease line 246 (FIG. 11) on the winding center portion 452 side.
- the partition portion 406A and the partition portion 408A may be bent on the element end surface 405 using a crease line.
- insulation interval 427 is adjusted in this way, a short circuit between the electrodes can be prevented in combination with a reduction in resistance, and a highly reliable capacitor can be realized.
- region of a current collector plate is taken on the front and back, the welding area
- These welding regions have different region positions on the front and back surfaces to facilitate the welding procedure.
- An element connection region is set on the current collector plate with the terminal connection region interposed therebetween. That is, although three areas are set, the area division may be other than three divisions, or may be two divisions or four or more divisions.
- the ninth embodiment discloses control of the irradiation angle of laser welding.
- FIG. 16 shows an example of the laser irradiation angle and the welding surface according to the ninth embodiment.
- the current collector plates 514A and 514B are installed with reference to the element center 521 of the element end surface 506 of the capacitor element 504, and are connected to the anode part 508 or the cathode part 510 of the capacitor element 504. Therefore, the connection surface 524 of each terminal welding portion 520 of each current collector plate 514A, 514B constitutes an arc surface with reference to the element center 521. Therefore, as illustrated in FIG. 16, the anode terminal 530 ⁇ / b> A or the cathode terminal 530 ⁇ / b> B installed on the terminal installation surface portion 522 causes the connection surface 540 to coincide with the connection surface 524.
- the laser emission part 546 of the laser irradiation apparatus 544 is installed toward the welding surfaces 524 and 540.
- the distance between the laser emitting portion 546 and the laser irradiation point 548 of the connection surfaces 524 and 540 is Ld, the distance can be obtained even if the laser irradiation device 544 is rotated in the direction of the arrow N with the element center 521 as the rotation center. L can be maintained.
- the rotation angle ⁇ of the laser irradiation device 544 is set around the laser irradiation point 548 and this rotation angle ⁇ is set in the welding range, the laser irradiation 542 is uniformly applied to the connection surfaces 524 and 540 at the same distance Ld. Can be welded.
- the distance L of the laser irradiation 542 is the same, stable laser irradiation 542 can be performed continuously, uniform welding processing can be performed, and connection reliability can be improved.
- the capacitor element 504 may be welded by rotating around the element center 521 as the rotation center.
- the laser irradiation device 544 is rotated about the element center 521 of the capacitor element 504 by a predetermined angle ⁇ to perform laser irradiation 542, and the anode terminal 530A and the current collector plate 514A are welded. Then, the capacitor element 504 is reversed (half-turned) and directed toward the laser irradiation point 548, and the cathode terminals 530B and the connection surfaces 524 and 540 of the current collector plate 514B facing the laser irradiation device 544 are disposed. In this state, the laser irradiation device 544 is directed toward the element center 521, rotated by the predetermined angle ⁇ described above, laser irradiation 542 is performed, and welding is performed.
- connection surfaces 524 and 540 are uniformly welded, and the anode terminal 530A (cathode terminal 530B) and the current collector plate 514A (514B) are connected by the welded portion 550. It is connected.
- laser irradiation 542 is performed on the laser irradiation point 548, and this laser irradiation 542 is performed in an inert gas atmosphere such as argon gas.
- anode portion 508 (cathode portion 510) on the capacitor element 504 side is covered with the element covering portion 526 on the current collector plates 514A and 514B, the anode portion 508 (from the flying object generated by laser irradiation 542 or laser welding) The cathode part 510) and the capacitor element 504 can be protected.
- the terminal member is provided with a second connection surface that matches the first connection surface of the current collector plate connected to the capacitor element, and the first and second connection surfaces are welded, The connection between the plate and the terminal member can be facilitated, and the connection reliability can be improved.
- the tenth embodiment shows processing including polarity determination of the electrode overhanging portion of the capacitor element.
- FIG. 18 shows image data and its processing.
- the configuration illustrated in FIG. 18 is an example, and the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- An image 602 shown in FIG. 18 is image data obtained by photographing the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604.
- image data a display image generated from the image data (hereinafter simply referred to as “image”), and a real image thereof are denoted by common reference numerals.
- a pair of electrode projecting portions 608A and 608B are displayed on the element end surface 606 displayed in the image 602 with an insulation interval 610 interposed therebetween.
- a part of the anode-side and cathode-side electrode foils of the capacitor element 604 protrudes from the element end surface 606 with different widths depending on the winding diameter, and the arc-shaped area and shape are different.
- Electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B are formed.
- projection part 608A, 608B is an aggregate
- the element end surface 606 is covered with the edge of the separator set wider than the width in the center direction of the electrode foil in order to insulate between the electrode foils, and has a higher brightness than the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B. It is. For this reason, the electrode overhanging portions 608A and 608B have low brightness on the element end surface 606, and the other portions have high lightness. The area and shape are clearly displayed due to the difference in contrast. In addition, when the display is colored, a color image with different brightness is obtained as the image 602.
- electrode projecting portions 608A and 608B having different end face shapes and areas are displayed.
- the shape of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B can be specified by a contour line that partitions the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B from the other portions by the brightness difference.
- the area of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B is a low-lightness portion in the contour line that partitions the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B and other portions by a lightness difference, and this portion constitutes the image 602. It can be calculated using the distribution number of pixels (dot map).
- the electrode overhanging portions 608A and 608B can be determined from either one or both of the area and shape of the electrode overhanging portions 608A and 608B from the image 602. That is, it is possible to determine which polarity is set to the electrode extension portions 608A and 608B by determining the electrode extension portions 608A and 608B from either one or both of the area and the shape.
- the area of the end face is used as the identification information of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B for this polarity determination, and this identification information is acquired from the image 602.
- the position of the reference line Lf is calculated by data processing on the image, the reference line Lf is generated at the calculated position, and the center line Lo is determined based on the reference line Lf.
- a position is calculated, and a center line Lo is generated at the calculated position.
- the edge on the element center 612 side of the electrode extension 608A is recognized, and based on this recognition, a reference line Lf is generated on an image 602 as shown in FIG.
- the position of the reference line Lf is generated in the vicinity of the boundary between the electrode extension 608A and the insulation interval 610, but may be within the insulation interval 610.
- the center line Lo that passes through the element center 612 is generated in parallel with the reference line Lf on the basis of the reference line Lf. That is, the center line Lo passes through the element center 612 and is formed within the insulation interval 610. Further, an orthogonal line Lh that is orthogonal to the reference line Lf and the center line Lo and passes through the element center 612 may be calculated, generated, and displayed.
- a deviation angle that is, a displacement angle ⁇ between the center line Lo and the actual alignment angle of the capacitor element 604 is calculated, and this angle ⁇ is a correction of the angular position of the capacitor element 604.
- Information Based on this correction information, that is, using the image processing acquired from the capacitor element 604 as a medium, the angular position of the capacitor element 604 can be adjusted. Thereby, the adjustment of the angular position can be automated.
- the eleventh embodiment shows a capacitor manufacturing process including an image representing an element end face and its processing (tenth embodiment).
- FIG. 19 shows an example of a capacitor manufacturing process.
- the manufacturing process shown in FIG. 19 is an example of the capacitor of the present invention, its manufacturing program, or its manufacturing method.
- the capacitor element 604 is formed (step S611).
- the anode-side and cathode-side electrode foils are projected from the element end face 606 toward the element end face 606, and the electrode overhanging portion 608A is formed by each electrode foil. 608B are formed (FIGS. 21 and 22).
- the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604 is photographed (step S612).
- An image 602 of the element end surface 606 is acquired by the control unit 616 of the capacitor manufacturing system 614 (FIG. 20).
- the control unit 616 determines the polarity from the image 602 using the areas of the end surfaces of the electrode overhanging portions 608A and 608B as identification information (step S613).
- the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B and their shapes (contour lines) are recognized from the contrast on the image 602 (FIG. 18) of the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604, and the area of the end surface surrounded by the contour line Is calculated.
- the areas of the electrode overhang portions 608A and the electrode overhang portions 608B are compared, and the polarity is determined from the comparison result of the areas (step S613).
- the case where the end face area is large is defined as the anode side, for example.
- a reference line Lf and a center line Lo are generated on the image 602 (step S614).
- the edge of the electrode overhanging portion 608A (the edge facing the electrode overhanging portion 608B) is recognized.
- the position of the reference line Lf is calculated based on this edge, and the reference line Lf is generated at that position.
- a center line Lo that passes through the element center 612 in parallel with the reference line Lf is generated.
- the deviation angle ⁇ from the alignment angle of the capacitor element 604 is calculated by generating the center line Lo (step S615).
- a deviation angle ⁇ from the alignment angle of the capacitor element 604 connected to the current collector plates 618A and 618B can be calculated. This angle ⁇ is output as correction information.
- step S616 positioning is performed after correcting the position of the capacitor element 604 (step S616), and the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B are formed (step S617).
- step S617 By forming the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B, anode-side and cathode-side electrode portions 620A and 620B to be connected to the current collector plates 618A and 618B are formed.
- This pass / fail determination is a process for eliminating defective products such as a short circuit between the electrode portions 620A and 620B.
- the electrode portions 620A and 620B are positioned on the current collector plates 618A and 618B, and the two are connected by welding (step S619). Then, external terminals on the sealing plate 622 are connected to the current collector plates 618A and 618B according to the polarity identified by the identification information described above (step S620). In this case, the anode terminal 624A is connected to the anode current collector 618A, and the cathode terminal 624B is connected to the cathode current collector 618B.
- the capacitor is assembled (step S621).
- the area of the end surfaces of the electrode extension portions 608A and 608B is specified from the image of the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604 before molding, and the polarity is determined using the end surface area as identification information. Identification can be automated. Further, based on the reference line Lf and the center line Lo generated on the image of the element end face 606, detection of the shift angle ⁇ of the capacitor element 604 can be used as correction information to automate position correction.
- manufacturing includes acquisition of the image 602, calculation of the reference line Lf and the center line Lo, the shift angle ⁇ between the element angle and the alignment angle, and the position adjustment of the capacitor element 604 based on the shift angle. This can contribute to the manufacture of capacitors with high product accuracy, such as rapid manufacturing and polarity accuracy.
- FIG. 20 shows an example of a capacitor manufacturing system.
- the capacitor manufacturing system 614 is an example of a capacitor manufacturing method and a manufacturing program, and executes control including acquisition of the image 602 of the element end surface 606 and processing (the tenth embodiment) described above. As shown in FIG. 20, the capacitor manufacturing system 614 includes the control unit 616, the photographing unit 628, the input unit 630, the display unit 632, and various drive mechanisms 634.
- the control unit 616 includes a computer, and in this embodiment, includes a processor 636, a program storage unit 638, a data storage unit 639, and a RAM (Random-Access Memory) 640.
- the processor 636 is composed of, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and executes various programs such as an OS (Operating System) and a capacitor manufacturing program stored in the program storage unit 638. For execution of this program, an image is captured, information on the image is generated, a deviation angle is calculated, the position of the capacitor element 604 is corrected, control information is output, and drive outputs to various drive mechanisms 634 are generated.
- the program storage unit 638 and the data storage unit 639 are configured by a recording medium such as a hard disk, and the program storage unit 638 stores the OS and the program described above.
- the data storage unit 639 stores image data and reference data.
- image data captured from the imaging unit 628 various data such as reference lines and center lines on the image generated by the control, and angle ⁇ are stored. To do.
- the RAM 640 is used as a work area for storing data in the middle of calculation and for executing the program described above.
- the imaging unit 628 is an example of an imaging unit, and is configured by, for example, a digital still camera.
- the imaging unit 628 captures the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604 and outputs image data to the control unit 616 under the control of the processor 636.
- the input unit 630 is composed of input devices such as a keyboard, a touch panel, and a mouse.
- the display unit 632 is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display (LCD) and constitutes display means such as the above-described image 602 (FIG. 18).
- LCD liquid crystal display
- the various drive mechanisms 634 described above include a winding machine (DLW) 642, an electrode extension portion forming portion 644, an element holding portion 646, an electrode forming portion 648, a current collector holding portion 650, a laser irradiation device 652, and the like. .
- DLW winding machine
- electrode extension portion forming portion 644 an electrode extension portion forming portion 644, an element holding portion 646, an electrode forming portion 648, a current collector holding portion 650, a laser irradiation device 652, and the like.
- the DLW 642 forms a capacitor element 604 by winding the anode-side electrode foil and the cathode-side electrode foil with a separator interposed therebetween.
- the electrode overhanging portion forming portion 644 is attached to the DLW 642 and forms the electrode overhanging portions 608A and 608B by shaping the edge portions of the wound anode side and cathode side electrode foils at a predetermined interval.
- the element holding portion 646 holds the wound capacitor element 604, and the electrode forming portion 648 is formed into electrode portions 620A and 620B by bending the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B on the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604 to the element end surface 606. To do.
- the current collector plate holding portion 650 holds the current collector plates 618A and 618B connected to the electrode portions 620A and 620B of the element end surface 606 at predetermined positions.
- the element holding unit 646 holding the capacitor element 604 corrects the angular position based on the correction information described above.
- the laser irradiation device 652 performs electrical connection by welding the current collector plates 618A and 618B held by the current collector plate holding portion 650 and the electrode portions 620A and 620B of the capacitor element 604 by laser irradiation.
- FIG. 21 will be referred to regarding the formation of the capacitor element 604 and the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B.
- FIG. 21 shows an electrode foil. In FIG. 21, the same parts as those in FIG.
- electrode foils 654A and 654B which are electrode bodies on the anode side and the cathode side shown in FIG. 21A are used.
- each of the electrode foils 654A and 654B for example, an aluminum foil is used as a base material.
- Each of the electrode foils 654A and 654B is a band having the same width, and polarizable electrodes including an active material such as activated carbon and a binder are formed on both sides thereof.
- an uncoated portion 656 for forming the electrode overhang portions 608A, 608B is formed with a constant width. This uncoated part 656 is a non-formation part of a polarizable electrode.
- a fold line 658 having a constant width is formed from the edge of the uncoated portion 656 of each electrode foil 654A, 654B.
- This crease 658 is the aforementioned marking line, and the crease 658 prevents buckling during folding.
- the fold line 658 may be a groove, and the cross-sectional shape may be triangular, square, or curved (R).
- a method such as pressing, laser, or cutting may be used to form the crease 658.
- the number of the creases 658 may be one as shown in FIG. 21A, the number of the folds 658 may be plural according to the width of the unfinished portion 656.
- the formation surface portion of the crease 658 may be one surface of the uncoated portion 656, but may be both surfaces.
- the fold line 658 is formed so that the surface of the element end surface 606 that faces the element center 612 (the winding center in the case of a winding element, FIG. 18) is a valley fold.
- a plurality of electrode overhang portions 608A having different widths Wd in the longitudinal direction of the electrode foil 654A are formed.
- a plurality of electrode overhang portions 608B having different widths We in the longitudinal direction of the electrode foil 654B are formed.
- the formation position is set so that the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B face the element center 612 in the diameter direction with the insulating interval 610 (FIG. 22) interposed therebetween,
- the width Wd and the width We are set to widths that increase linearly with an increase in the orbiting radius.
- the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B are set to areas where the end faces are different and the polarity can be discriminated. Each area is set such that the width We of the electrode overhanging portion on the electrode overhanging portion 608B is smaller than the width Wd of the electrode overhanging portion 608A. Accordingly, as shown between B and C in FIG. 21, the interval widths Wg and Wf are made different.
- electrode projecting portions 608A and 608B are formed on the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604 every half circumference, and electrode projecting portions 608A and 608B having different end surface areas are formed.
- the insulating interval 610 is the same between one edge surfaces, and the other can be continuously expanded in the outer peripheral direction of the capacitor element 604.
- the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B can be bent toward the element center 612 side by a fold line 658.
- FIG. 23 schematically shows the element end face and each electrode projection shown in FIG.
- the electrode extension parts 608A and 608B are bent, Mold flat.
- This molding range is defined as partition portions 608Aa and 608Ba, and the angle of each partition portion 608Aa and 608Ba is defined as ⁇ 1 .
- ⁇ 1 is, for example, 40 [°].
- This ⁇ 2 is, for example, 70 [°].
- a molding pressure F2 is applied to the partition portions 608Ab and 608Ac from the periphery of the capacitor element 604 toward the element center 612. Thus, the partition portions 608Ab and 608Ac are bent and formed flat.
- the partition portions 608Bb and 608Bc are bent and formed flat by applying molding pressures F2 and F3 from the periphery of the capacitor element 604 toward the element center 612 with respect to the partition portions 608Bb and 608Bc.
- the partition portions 608Aa and 608Ba have molding pressure F1 in the opposite direction on the same straight line
- the partition portions 608Ab and 608Bb have molding pressure F2 in the opposite direction on the same straight line
- the partition portion 608Ac has molding pressure F2
- the partition portion 608Bc has Since the molding pressure F3 is applied, as shown in FIG. 24, electrode portions 620A and 620B having a balanced and flat molding surface can be formed on the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604.
- FIG. 24 shows holding of the current collector plate and positioning of the current collector plate.
- the current collector plates 618A and 618B have the same shape, and are formed in a substantially semicircular shape that bisects the element end face 606 with an insulation interval 610 interposed therebetween.
- Each of the current collector plates 618A and 618B is formed with a terminal connection portion 660 that protrudes upward in the figure, and element connection portions 662 are formed on the back surfaces of both sides of the terminal connection portion 660.
- the capacitor element 604 is held by the holding table 668 of the element holding unit 646.
- the element center 612 of the capacitor element 604 and the holding center axis of each of the current collector plates 618A and 618B are aligned to adjust the angular position of the capacitor element 604.
- the reference line Lf and the center line Lo are obtained by the control unit 616 from the image 602 obtained by photographing the element end face 606 of the capacitor element 604, and a preset current collector is obtained.
- the deviation angle ⁇ is determined between the alignment angles of the plates 618A and 618B.
- the center line of the capacitor element 604 is made to coincide with the alignment angle position L ⁇ (FIG. 18), that is, the angle difference is corrected. To complete the position setting.
- the current collector plate 618A and the electrode portion 620A thus positioned are connected by laser welding, and the current collector plate 618B and the electrode portion 620B are connected by laser welding.
- laser welding laser irradiation is performed from the upper surface of the element connection portion 662 of the current collector plates 618A and 618B, and welding is performed by a welding line 670 (FIG. 25) extending radially from the element center 612 side toward the periphery of the capacitor element 604.
- FIG. 25 is referred for the connection between the current collector plates 618A and 618B and the external terminals.
- FIG. 25 shows a sealing plate and a capacitor element.
- current collector plates 618A and 618B are connected to the element end surface 606 of the capacitor element 604 by welding as described above.
- the above-mentioned laser welding or electron beam welding is used for the connection, and the electrode connecting portion 662 of the capacitor element 604 is connected to the element connecting portion 662 of the current collecting plate 618A, and the element connecting portion 662 of the current collecting plate 618B.
- the electrode portion 620B on the cathode side of the capacitor element 604 is connected to the.
- the shapes of the current collector plates 618A and 618B are made common.
- the identification information indicating which polarity the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B are based on the area of the end face is used for connection to the external terminal. That is, the identification information recognized at the connection stage with the capacitor element 604 may be used as the polarity of the current collector plates 618A and 618B in the capacitor element 604 installed on the holding table 668 of the element holding unit 646.
- the external terminals on the sealing plate 622 are differentiated into an anode terminal 624A and a cathode terminal 624B and are individualized. Therefore, the anode terminal 624A needs to be connected to the anode side electrode foil 654A, that is, the electrode overhanging portion 608A side, and the cathode terminal 624B needs to be connected to the cathode side electrode foil 654B, that is, the electrode overhanging portion 608B side.
- the current collector plates 618A and 618B have anode terminals 624A and cathode terminals 624B on the sealing plate 622, respectively.
- the laser of the laser irradiation device 652 is between the welding surface 674 formed on the side surface of the terminal connection portion 660 of the current collector plates 618A and 618B and the welding surface 676 formed on the side wall of the anode terminal 624A or the cathode terminal 624B. Weld by irradiation.
- the anode terminal 624A or the cathode terminal 624B and the capacitor element 604 are integrated into a single component, and a configuration in which the polarity on the capacitor element 604 side matches the polarity on the sealing plate 622 side is realized.
- identification information for polarity discrimination obtained using the image 602 of the element end face 606 is used. This eliminates the need for visual polarity discrimination until the anode terminal 624A and the cathode terminal 624B on the sealing plate 622 are connected. If the above-described identification information is used, polarity discrimination can be automated. Thereby, a highly reliable polarity setting without misidentification can be realized.
- the anode terminal 624A and the cathode terminal 624B are fixed by insert molding of the main body portion 678 made of a hard resin plate.
- a sealing portion 680 made of an airtight elastic material such as rubber is installed on the upper edge of the sealing plate 622.
- the anode terminal 624 ⁇ / b> A and the cathode terminal 624 ⁇ / b> B are distinguished from the anode side and the cathode side by shapes and signs.
- the twelfth embodiment discloses a winding deviation detection process for a capacitor element.
- FIG. 26 shows an example of the winding deviation detection process of the capacitor element.
- the image 602 acquired in the tenth embodiment is used.
- reference regions 690A and 690B are generated.
- the reference areas 690A and 690B may be stored in advance in the data storage unit 639 and read out from the data storage unit 639 for use.
- the reference regions 690A and 690B may be contour data representing a shape or area data.
- the detection areas detected from the end faces of the electrode extension portions 608A and 608B on the acquired image 602 are compared with the reference areas 690A and 690B, and the detection areas of the end faces of the electrode extension portions 608A and 608B are within the reference areas 690A and 690B. It is determined whether or not. If it deviates from the inside of the reference regions 690A and 690B, it can be seen that the capacitor element 604 is unwound and is defective.
- polarity determination is indispensable for the connection between the current collector and the capacitor element, and the connection between the current collector and the external terminal, and it takes time to determine the polarity in manufacturing. Although it is possible to visually discriminate the polarity, it is impossible to eliminate any discrimination mistakes, and it is difficult to realize a production amount that meets demand. If the polarity is incorrectly connected, a defective product is obtained. Such a problem is the same even if the shape of the current collecting member is different between the anode side and the cathode side.
- the thirteenth embodiment is a defect detection process for the electrode portion of the capacitor element.
- FIG. 27 shows an example of defect detection of the electrode part.
- the defect detection after the forming process of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B is performed.
- the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B may contact each other depending on the forming.
- reference lines 692A and 692B having a constant width Wh are generated in the insulation interval 610 on the element end face 606 as shown in FIG. To do.
- the reference lines 692A and 692B may be generated with reference to the center line Lo calculated in the tenth embodiment, or parallel lines with a constant width Wh including the element center 612 as a reference and the element center 612 as a reference. May be generated.
- the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B protrude within the width Wh of the reference lines 692A and 692B.
- the electrode overhangs 608A and 608B protrude within the width Wh of the reference lines 692A and 692B by utilizing the contrast between the high lightness portion made of the separator and the low lightness portions of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B made of metal color. It can be detected whether or not. That is, it is determined whether or not one or both of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B exist within the width Wh. If one or both of the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B are present in the width Wh, the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B may be defectively folded. In this case, the capacitor element 604 may be excluded from the production line as a defective product. Thereby, the reliability of a product can be improved.
- the flat element connecting portion 50 is formed on the anode current collecting plate 12 and the cathode current collecting plate 16, but as shown in FIG. You may provide the protrusion surface part 70 with the flat surface which protrudes in the range, and the concave surface part 72 which went back on both sides of this protrusion surface part 70.
- the end face on the capacitor element 4 side is protruded with the concave portion 74 recessed in the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 within a range of 60 degrees, for example, and the concave portion 74 interposed therebetween.
- the protrusion 74 may be set to a portion where the cathode portion or the anode portion is not formed, and the protrusion 76 may be set to a portion that is compression-molded toward the center direction of the capacitor element 4.
- the protrusion 76 is compression-molded toward the center direction of the capacitor element 4 as shown in FIG. 9C.
- the anode part 6 and the cathode part 8 are flattened by compression-molding only the part corresponding to the laser welded part (welded connection part 56) with the current collector plates 12 and 16 from the capacitor element 4.
- the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 may not be formed in the portion of the capacitor element 4 corresponding to the connection portion with the external terminal (the anode terminal 10 or the cathode terminal 14).
- the entire surfaces of the anode portion 6 and the cathode portion 8 are compression-molded, but a current collector plate (anode terminal 10 or cathode terminal 14) connected to an external terminal (anode terminal 10 or cathode terminal 14).
- the anode current collecting plate 12 or the cathode current collecting plate 16 makes the current collecting plate and the external terminal contact with each other without any gap, and does not perform laser welding of the anode portion 6, the cathode portion 8 and the current collecting plates 12 and 16. A site may be interposed.
- the capacitor 2 is exemplified, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the same structure and method can be similarly applied to an electrolytic capacitor, and the same effect can be obtained.
- anode terminal 10 and the cathode terminal 14 are illustrated as the terminal members in the first embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this.
- the anode connection plate 62 may be used for the anode terminal 10 and the cathode connection plate 64 may be used for the cathode terminal 14.
- the winding element is used for the capacitor element 604, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- a laminated element may be used.
- the polarity determination is performed based on the end face shape or end face area of the electrode protrusions 608A and 608B derived from the capacitor element 604, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the polarity determination may be performed based on the end surface shape or the end surface area of the electrode portions 620A and 620B, which are formed surfaces formed by applying the forming pressure to the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B derived from the capacitor element 604.
- the electrode overhang portions 608A and 608B derived from the capacitor element 604 are applied with a molding pressure to form the electrode portions 620A and 620B on the molding surface, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the current collector plates 618A and 618B may be directly connected to the electrode projecting portions 608A and 608B.
- the current collector plates 618A and 618B having the same shape are used on the anode side and the cathode side, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the shape or area may be different between the anode side and the cathode side.
- the anode side or the cathode side may be specified by the shape or the area and connected to the external terminal.
- the capacitor, the manufacturing method and the manufacturing program of the present invention are useful because simplification of the terminal connection structure and connection process or automation of polarity determination contributes to production, and productivity and reliability can be improved.
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4、104、204、404、604 コンデンサ素子
6、206、406 陽極部
60 陽極体
8、108、208、408 陰極部
80 陰極体
10、110、530A、624A 陽極端子
12、112、212、412 陽極集電板
14、114、530B、624B 陰極端子
16、116、216、416 陰極集電板
18、56 溶接接続部
19 保持テープ
20 外装ケース
22 封口板
24 空間部
26 ベース部
28 封止部
32 加締め段部
34 開口端部
36 透孔
38 圧力開放機構
44、144、421、427、610、664 絶縁間隔
46 間隔
48、660 端子接続部
50、662 素子接続部
55、57 平坦接続面部
62 陽極接続板
64 陰極接続板
244 未塗工部
318 溶接ライン
405、606 素子端面
526 素子覆い部
602 画像
608A、608B 電極張出し部
612 素子中心
616 制御部
618A、618B 集電板
620A、620B 電極部
622 封口板
628 撮影部
632 表示部
634 各種駆動機構
636 プロセッサ
638 プログラム記憶部
640 RAM
642 巻回機
644 電極張出し部形成部
646 素子保持部
648 電極成形部
650 集電板保持部
652 レーザ照射装置
654A、654B 電極箔
Claims (34)
- ケース部材とコンデンサ素子を備えるコンデンサであって、
陽極体と陰極体とをセパレータを介して巻回したコンデンサ素子と、
前記コンデンサ素子を収容するケース部材を封口する封口部材と、
前記コンデンサ素子の陽極体から素子端面に引き出され、該素子端面に形成された陽極部と、
前記コンデンサ素子の陰極体から前記素子端面に引き出され、前記素子端面に形成された陰極部と、
前記封口部材に設置された陽極端子部材と、
前記封口部材に設置された陰極端子部材と、
前記陽極部に接続されるとともに前記陽極端子部材に接続された陽極集電板と、
前記陰極部に接続されるとともに前記陰極端子部材に接続された陰極集電板と、
を備えたことを特徴とする、コンデンサ。 - 前記陽極端子部材が前記陽極集電板に重ねられ、又は前記陰極端子部材が前記陰極集電板に重ねられるとともに、これらの側面部が溶接されたことを特徴とする、請求項1に記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記陽極端子部材に前記陽極集電板と近接する接続部を備えて該接続部と前記陽極集電板との接続、又は、前記陰極端子部材に前記陰極集電板と近接する接続部を備えて該接続部と前記陰極集電板との接続の何れか一方又は双方に溶接接続を用いたことを特徴とする、請求項1又は2に記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記コンデンサ素子の同一端面上に前記陽極部と前記陰極部とが形成され、且つ前記陽極部と前記陰極部とを絶縁する絶縁間隔を設定したことを特徴とする、請求項1、2又は3のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記陽極部又は前記陰極部は、前記コンデンサ素子の巻回中心部に向けて素子端面上に圧縮成形され、その圧縮成形部位に配置された前記陽極集電板又は前記陰極集電板と溶接されたことを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3又は4のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記陽極部又は前記陰極部は、前記コンデンサ素子の素子端面に前記電極体の何れか一方又は双方から引き出され、前記素子端面から所定幅を折目にして前記コンデンサ素子の素子端面上に折り曲げられて重ねられた単一又は複数の電極張出し部で構成したことを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4又は5のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 更に、前記陽極集電板と前記陽極端子部材との間、又は前記陰極集電板と前記陰極端子部材との間に設置され、前記陽極端子部材又は前記陰極端子部材に接続されるとともに、前記陽極集電板又は前記陰極集電板に接続された接続板を備えたことを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5又は6のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記陽極部又は前記陰極部は、前記コンデンサ素子の前記素子端面に電極体の一部を所定の張出し幅を以て引き出して前記素子端面上に折曲して配置されるとともに、異極間に設定された絶縁間隔が前記電極体の前記張出し幅より大きく設定されていることを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5、6又は7のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記集電板の異極間に設定された絶縁間隔が電極張出し部の異極間に設定された前記絶縁間隔より小さいことを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5、6、7又は8のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記コンデンサ素子が巻回素子である場合、前記陽極部又は前記陰極部は、前記コンデンサ素子が半周毎に、半周の円弧長より狭い幅で前記コンデンサ素子の素子端面から露出させた電極体であることを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8又は9のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記陽極集電板又は前記陰極集電板は、前記陽極部と前記陽極端子部材との間又は前記陰極部と前記陰極端子部材との間に設置されて第1の接続領域と第2の接続領域が異なる位置に設定され、前記第1の接続領域に前記陽極部又は前記陰極部が接続され、前記第2の接続領域に前記陽極端子部材又は前記陰極端子部材が接続されていることを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8、9又は10のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 前記集電板が前記コンデンサ素子の前記素子端面に設置されて前記陽極部又は前記陰極部に接続され、前記コンデンサ素子の側面方向に円弧状の第1の接続面を有し、
前記陽極端子部材又は前記陰極端子部材が前記集電板の前記第1の接続面と同心円状の第2の接続面を有し、
前記第1の接続面と前記第2の接続面を溶接し、前記集電板と前記陽極端子部材又は前記陰極端子部材とを接続したことを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8、9、10又は11のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。 - 前記集電板に、前記第1の接続面に沿う前記コンデンサ素子の素子端面を覆う覆い部を備えることを特徴とする、請求項1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8、9、10、11又は12のいずれかに記載のコンデンサ。
- 素子端面より導出されて陽極側と陰極側とで端面形状又は端面面積を異ならせた陽極側又は陰極側の電極張出し部、又は前記素子端面により導出された電極張出し部により成形形成されて陽極側と陰極側とで端面形状又は端面面積を異ならせた陽極部又は陰極部と、
前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部の端面に接続された陽極側又は陰極側の集電板と、
前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部の前記端面形状又は前記端面面積により陽極側又は陰極側が特定され、前記集電板と接続された陽極側又は陰極側の外部端子と、
を含むことを特徴とする、コンデンサ。 - 前記集電板は、陽極側と陰極側とで形状又は面積を異ならせ、該形状又は該面積により陽極側又は陰極側が特定されて前記外部端子と接続されていることを特徴とする、請求項14に記載のコンデンサ。
- 陽極体と陰極体とをセパレータを介して巻回したコンデンサ素子を形成する工程と、
前記コンデンサ素子の陽極体から引き出し、素子端面に陽極部を形成する工程と、
前記コンデンサ素子の陰極体から引き出し、前記素子端面に陰極部を形成する工程と、
前記コンデンサ素子を収容するケース部材を封口する封口部材に設置された陽極端子部材と前記陽極部とを陽極集電板を介在させて接続する工程と、
前記封口部材に設置された陰極端子部材と前記陰極部とを陰極集電板を介在させて接続する工程と、
を含むことを特徴とする、コンデンサの製造方法。 - 前記陽極集電板と前記陽極部、又は前記陰極集電板と前記陰極部をレーザ溶接により接続する工程と、
前記陽極集電板と前記陽極端子部材、又は前記陰極集電板と前記陰極端子部材をレーザ溶接により接続する工程と、
を含むことを特徴とする、請求項16に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。 - 前記陽極端子部材と前記陽極集電板とに近接する接続部を設定してレーザ溶接により接続する工程、又は、前記陰極端子部材と前記陰極集電板とに近接する接続部を設定してレーザ溶接により接続する工程を含むことを特徴とする請求項16又は17に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 更に、前記陽極端子部材が前記陽極集電板に重ねられ、又は前記陰極端子部材が前記陰極集電板に重ねられるとともに、これらの側面部を溶接する工程を含むことを特徴とする、請求項16、17又は18のいずれかに記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 更に、前記陽極端子部材の前記側面部に前記陽極集電板の前記面部又は前記陰極端子部材の前記側面部に前記陰極集電板の前記側面部を位置決めする工程を含み、前記側面部間を共通面部として前記溶接を施すことを特徴とする、請求項19に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 前記コンデンサ素子の前記素子端面に前記陽極体又は前記陰極体の何れか一方又は双方から引き出された単一又は複数の電極張出し部を、前記素子端面から所定幅に設けた折目により前記コンデンサ素子の素子端面上に折り曲げて重ねる工程を含むことを特徴とする、請求項16、17、18、19又は20のいずれかに記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 前記コンデンサ素子の前記素子端面の前記陽極部に前記陽極集電板を接続し又は前記陰極部に前記陰極集電板を接続し、前記陽極端子部材又は前記陰極端子部材に接続板を接続し、該接続板と前記陽極集電板又は前記陰極集電板を接続する工程を含むことを特徴とする、請求項16、17、18、19、20又は21のいずれかに記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 前記コンデンサ素子の前記素子端面に前記電極体の何れか一方又は双方から引き出された単一又は複数の電極張出し部に単一又は複数の集電板を重ね、この集電板に前記コンデンサ素子の電極体と交差方向に溶接ラインを設定し、この溶接ラインに沿って溶接する工程を含むことを特徴とする、請求項16、17、18、19、20、21又は22のいずれかに記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 絶縁間隔を以て対向する前記集電板の複数箇所に2以上の前記溶接ラインを隣接して設定し、前記コンデンサ素子の素子中心部に跨がる特定箇所で隣接する2以上の前記溶接ラインを連続して溶接した後、前記特定箇所以外の箇所の2以上の前記溶接ラインを連続して溶接し、前記集電板と前記コンデンサ素子の前記電極張出し部とを複数箇所で隣接する2以上の前記溶接ラインにより溶接することを特徴とする、請求項16、17、18、19、20、21、22又は23のいずれかに記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 前記陽極集電板又は前記陰極集電板に溶接始点から溶接終点に至る溶接ラインを設定し、この溶接ラインに連続照射されるビーム出力を段階的又は連続的に異ならせたビーム照射により前記陽極部又は前記陰極部に前記陽極集電板又は前記陰極集電板を接続する工程を含むことを特徴とする、請求項16、17、18、19、20、21、22、23又は24のいずれかに記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- 前記ビーム出力は、前記溶接ラインの前記溶接始点を前記溶接終点より高く設定し、前記溶接始点から前記溶接終点に段階的又は連続的に減衰させることを特徴とする、請求項25に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。
- コンデンサ素子の素子端面に設置されて陽極側又は陰極側に接続される集電板に、前記コンデンサ素子の側面方向に円弧状の第1の接続面を形成し、
前記集電板に接続する端子部材に前記集電板の前記接続面と同心円状の第2の接続面を形成し、
前記第1の接続面と前記第2の接続面とを揃え、前記コンデンサ素子、又は前記第1の接続面と前記第2の接続面にビームを照射する溶接手段を用い、前記コンデンサ素子又は溶接手段を回動させ、
前記第1の接続面と前記第2の接続面とを溶接して前記集電板と前記端子部材とを接続する、
工程を含むこと特徴とするコンデンサの製造方法。 - 前記コンデンサ素子の素子中心を基準に、前記第1の接続面及び前記第2の接続面を同心円面に形成し、
前記素子中心を回動中心にして前記コンデンサ素子又は前記溶接手段を回動させる
ことを特徴とする請求項27に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。 - 端面形状又は端面面積が異なる陽極側又は陰極側の電極張出し部を素子端面に形成し、又は前記素子端面に形成した電極張出し部を成形して端面形状又は端面面積が異なる陽極側又は陰極側の電極部を形成し、
前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部の端面形状又は端面面積を識別情報として陽極側であるか陰極側であるかの判別を行い、
前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部に接続され、かつ前記識別情報により陽極側か陰極側かを特定した集電板に陽極側又は陰極側の外部端子を接続する、
ことを特徴とするコンデンサの製造方法。 - 更に、前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部を認識して前記素子端面に基準線を設定し、
前記基準線と平行でかつ素子中心を通過する中心線を設定し、
前記素子中心及び前記中心線を基準に前記素子端面の変位角度を検出し、
前記変位角度によって生成された補正情報により前記コンデンサ素子の角度位置を補正する、
ことを特徴とする、請求項29に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。 - 前記中心線を中心に前記中心線を包含する一定幅の基準範囲を設定し、該基準範囲に前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部が突出しているか否かを判別する、
ことを特徴とする、請求項30に記載のコンデンサの製造方法。 - コンピュータによって実行するコンデンサの製造プログラムであって、
コンデンサ素子の素子端面の画像データを取得し、電極張出し部又は該電極張出し部で形成された電極部の端面形状又は端面面積を識別情報として陽極側であるか陰極側であるかの判別を行い、
前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部に接続された集電板と接続される陽極側又は陰極側の外部端子を特定する情報を生成する
ことを特徴とする、コンデンサの製造プログラム。 - 前記画像データ上の前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部の位置に基づき基準線を生成し、
前記基準線と平行でかつ素子中心を通過する中心線を生成し、
前記素子中心及び前記中心線を基準に前記素子端面の変位角度を検出し、
前記変位角度によって前記コンデンサ素子の角度位置の補正情報を生成する
ことを特徴とする、請求項32に記載のコンデンサの製造プログラム。 - 前記中心線を中心に前記中心線を包含する一定幅の基準範囲を設定し、該基準範囲に前記電極張出し部又は前記電極部が突出しているか否かの判別をし、この判別情報を生成する、
ことを特徴とする、請求項33に記載のコンデンサの製造プログラム。
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