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    "label": "Tabless design",
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      "definition": "A cylindrical-cell construction in which the whole uncoated edge of each foil is folded and welded to the end cap instead of one or two narrow tabs. The current path shortens from metres to millimetres, cutting resistance and heating in large-format cells.",
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        "tab-welding"
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        "definition": "The strip of metal that connects an electrode’s foil to the cell terminal: nickel or copper on the negative side, aluminium on the positive. Tab count and width set much of a cell’s resistance and heat generation.",
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        "definition": "The resistance a cell presents to current, from its foils, electrolyte, interfaces and the reactions themselves. It converts part of the delivered energy into heat, sets the voltage drop under load, and rises as the cell ages; a large automotive cell has about a milliohm, a small cylindrical cell tens.",
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        "definition": "Joining the bundle of foil tabs to the terminal tab, usually by ultrasonic welding, which bonds thin foils without melting them; laser welding is used for can-to-cap and busbar joints. A weak weld raises resistance and can fail in service.",
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