Li-ion battery electrode punch process

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In any given battery, there are two electrodes that are responsible for the chemical reaction that provides energy. The electrode that is responsible for releasing electrons during the battery's discharge is called the cathode. The electrode that is responsible for absorbing those electrons that have been released during the discharge is called the anode. In a battery, the cathode is -always- the negative electrode, while the anode is -always- the positive electrode.

 The Anode and the Cathode in the Li-ion battery are where Lithium ions are stored. The electrolyte inside the battery carries the positively charged lithium ions from the cathode to the anode and vice versa during the discharging and charging processes. This movement of the Lithium ions creates free electrons in the cathode, which in return creates a positive charge at the positive current collector. After that, the electrical current flows from the current collector to the negative current collector, operating your device in the process.