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Bachelor's or Master's thesis - Prototype Development of Detachable Cell Contacts for Pouch Cells

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Bachelor's or Master's thesis - Prototype Development of Detachable Cell Contacts for Pouch Cells (all genders) Darmstadt As electric mobility continues to expand globally, the repairability and recyclability of traction batteries are becoming increasingly critical. Current battery modules commonly use welded cell connections, which provide good electrical performance but make maintenance, repair, and recycling diffi…

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