Nickel strip on a cell
0.15 mm pure nickel strip on a cell's cap · about 1.2 mΩ through the two probe contacts · a good weld takes roughly 6–15 J in the joint per pulse (the lab's rule of thumb)
Try it on the benchThe lab drops it on an empty bench and opens its datasheet card.
Typical part: Nickel strip on a cell tab (the work)
Pins
- Probe A
- Probe B
Ratings and limits
| Strip | 0.15 mm pure nickel |
|---|---|
| Resistance | about 1.2 mΩ |
| Good weld | about 6–15 J in the joint per pulse |
How to use it
What the welder works on. Too little energy: the strip peels off. Too much: a hole and a spark, and heat into the cell.