FUJITSU Alkaline Battery |
FUJITSU Carbon-Zinc Battery |
Properly speaking, the Alkaline battery is called an Alkaline-Manganese
Dry Battery. It looks nearly the same as the conventional carbon-zinc battery
in shape and profile but its performance is vastly differernt; it can deliver
high-level power(up to seven time or more as large as thet of the manganese
battery) for many hours of continuous use with a small voltage drop. |
Made with manganese dioxide and zinc as prime materials, the carbon-zinc,
battery is one of the most widely used batteries. When a voltage drop begins
after hours of use, you can continue using the battery at a satisfactory
level of performance by letting it operate and rest at intervals. The battery
is suitable for use in a powerful light, a flash light, a calculator, etc. |
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Degreasing a cathode can |
ZINC CAN |
Any oil on a can are removed. This can functions as a positive electrode.
Therefore, materials must be put from the negativ side. |
A zinc can functions as both a container and anode material.
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Applying a conductive film |
Inserting a separator |
A conductive material, is sprayed to form a conductive film on the inside
surface of a cathode can for good electrical conductivity. |
A separator and a bottom paper are inserted to prevent short-circuit of
a positive and a negative electrode.
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Inserting cathode materials |
Filling cathode material |
Cathode materials, mixture of manganese dioxide, carbon and others as positive
electrode are inserted into a cathode can.
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A mixture of manganese dioxide, electrolyte and others are filled as a
cathode material.
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Inserting a separator |
Inserting a carbon rod |
A separator is inserted to prevent short-circuit of a positive and a negative
electrode.
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A carbon rod for collecting electricity is inserted into the center of
a Zinc can.
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Injecting electrolyte |
Sealing |
An electrolyte is injected into a separator to generate electricity.
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A plastic gasket for sealing is fitted to prevent leakage and drying.
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Injecting anode gel |
Fitting a negative terminal and resin tube |
An anode gel of zinc particles and an alkaline solution is injected as
the material of a negative electrode.
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A negative terminal and a washer are placed on the bottom of Zinc can and
shrinkbwrapped by resin tube.
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Inserting a current collector |
Putting the terminal and metal jacket |
An assembled current collector is inserted from the negative electrode
side. This current collector functions as an anode terminal.
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A positive terminal and a washer are placed on the top of battery and covered
by a metal jacket.
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Sealing |
Inspection |
A battery is sealed to prevent leakage and drying.
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A battery is inspected on its voltage, current and appearance.
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Labeling |
A battery is affixed with a label.
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Inspectipn |
A battery is inspected on its voltage, current and appearance.
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