The development of battery systems has been in a constant state of flux since the advent of electric mobility. From cell-to-module to cell-to-pack to cell-to-chassis, the architecture of battery systems is constantly changing. While the modular structure of battery cell, battery module and battery pack has long been dominant, the cell-to-pack approach is now coming into focus. This trend offers significant benefits such as higher energy density, potentially lower costs, and improved vehicle range, but it also brings a number of challenges.

Learn more about these developments in our next PlasmaTalk "Mega Trend: E-Mobility & Battery Module Assembly - Openair-Plasma^® as a Gamechanger" on July 09th, 2024.

PlasmaTalk Highlights:

• Introduction to Plasma Technology: Get a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals and applications of plasma technology.
• Integration of Openair-Plasma^®: Our expert Norman Haas explains how Openair-Plasma® overcomes the challenges of the cell-to-pack approach and contributes to cost reduction. You will also find out why plasma technology is considered an integral part of mass production. Learn about the benefits of such integration and how plasma enables durable and secure bonding to ensure structural integrity, reduce waste and improve insulation. In addition, Norman Haas will present how plasma surface cleaning can safely prevent thermal runaway and achieve better heat transfer.
• The Future Trend Cell-to-Chassis: Discuss the cell-to-chassis approach with our expert.

Registration and Contact:

We invite you to join us for this informative webinar to learn more about the innovative solutions offered by plasma technology. Register today to reserve your seat.

The PlasmaTalk will last approximately 40-60 minutes and will include a question and answer session. If you have a specific question, please send it in advance to academy@plasmatreat.com so that we can include it in the program. Please note that due to our international audience, we will be using UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Please check your time zone using the TimeCalc calculator below.

Click here for the German version.