Battery assembly

1. A battery assembly, comprising:

a first printed circuit board (PCB) having a plurality of first conductive shapes arranged in a matrix-shape;

a second PCB oppositely disposed from the first PCB and having a plurality of second conductive shapes arranged in a matrix-shape;

a plurality of first springs disposed on the first conductive shapes of the first PCB;

a plurality of second springs disposed on the second conductive shapes of the second PCB;

a plurality of batteries stacked between the first and second PCBs in a side-by-side relationship each having a first end in electrical contact with one of the first springs on the first PCB and a second end in electrical contact with one of the second springs on the second PCB;

a plurality of fuses integrally formed in the second PCB, each of the fuses electrically connected with one of the second conductive shapes; and

a plurality of compensation traces each connected with one of the fuses and a bus line where a current flow along, wherein sizes of the compensation traces vary based on a distance between the second conductive shapes and a connection point on the bus line to compensate for resistance differences from each battery to the connection point,

wherein the compensation trace located at a first distance from the connection point has a higher resistance compared with the compensation trace located at a second distance from the connection point that is longer than the first distance.

2. The battery assembly of claim 1 , wherein the springs are arranged in the matrix-shape with an N×M configuration, with N and M being integers greater than or equal to 1.

3. The battery assembly of claim 1 , wherein the first and second springs are filled with a thermal-interface material that functions to transfer heat from the batteries to the first and second PCBs.

4. The battery assembly of claim 1 , wherein widths of the compensation traces are arranged in a descending order along the current flow direction.

5. The battery assembly of claim 1 further comprising a support structure with a plurality of holes arranged in the matrix-shape and positioned between the first and second ends of the batteries such that each of the batteries fits through one of the holes and aligns with one of the springs in the first and second PCBs.

6. The battery assembly of claim 1 further comprising a support structure with a plurality of apertures each including at least three nubs that extend inwardly toward a radial center of the apertures such that each of the batteries fits through one of the apertures and in contact with the nubs.

7. The battery assembly of claim 1 , wherein the batteries are individually fused via the fuses integrated in the second PCB.

8. The battery assembly of claim 1 , wherein the batteries in a row are electrically connected to each other in parallel and an average voltage of the row of batteries is detected by a voltage detector and sent to a battery management system.

9. A battery assembly, comprising:

a first printed circuit board (PCB) in electrical contact with a plurality of first springs arranged in a matrix-shape;

a second PCB integrated with a plurality of fuses each electrically connected with one of second springs that are disposed on the second PCB;

a plurality of batteries electrically connected to each other and located between the first PCB and the second PCB with each of the batteries including a first terminal in electrical contact with one of the first springs on the first PCB and a second terminal in electrical contact with one of the second springs on the second PCB; and

a plurality of resistors having a first end connected with one of the fuses and a second end connected with a bus line,

wherein the resistor located at a first distance from a connection point on the bus line has a higher resistance compared with the resistor located at a second distance from the connection point that is longer than the first distance.

10. The battery assembly of claim 9 further comprising a plurality of thermocouples that measure temperature values at a plurality of locations between the first PCB and the second PCB and send the measured temperature values to a battery management system.

11. The battery assembly of claim 9 further comprising a battery management system (BMS) that receives a temperature value from thermocouples and shut down the battery assembly when a received value is higher than a predetermined threshold.

12. The battery assembly of claim 9 further comprising a transient voltage suppressor that filters voltage spikes with peak voltage values higher than a threshold value.

13. The battery assembly of claim 9 further comprising two support structures each with a lattice of holes that are spaced apart such that each hole encircles a section of a battery and the support structures maintain the batteries in stable vertical orientation with respect to each other.

14. A battery assembly that houses a plurality of rechargeable batteries, comprising:

a first aluminum printed circuit board (PCB) having a plurality of first conductive regions arranged in a grid of rows and columns;

a second aluminum PCB oppositely disposed from the first aluminum PCB and having a plurality of second conductive regions arranged in a grid of rows and columns

a plurality of first elastic tabs disposed on the first conductive regions of the first aluminum PCB to electrically connect a first end of the rechargeable batteries with one of the first conductive regions of the first aluminum PCB;

a plurality of second elastic tabs disposed on the second conductive regions of the second aluminum PCB to electrically connect a second end of the rechargeable batteries with one of the second conductive regions of the second aluminum PCB;

a plurality of fuses integrally formed in the second aluminum PCB, each of the fuses electrically connected with one of the second conductive regions; and

a plurality of compensation traces each connected with one the fuses,

wherein resistances of the compensation traces vary based on a distance to a connection point such that a current value variation for currents flowing through the compensation traces is less than 12%.

15. The battery assembly of claim 14 , wherein the compensation traces located at a first distance from the connection point have a higher resistance compared with the compensation traces located at a second distance from the connection point that is longer than the first distance.

16. The battery assembly of claim 14 further comprising a battery management system (BMS) that receives a voltage value of each of the rechargeable batteries, and shut down the battery assembly when a received value is higher than a predetermined threshold.

17. The battery assembly of claim 14 , wherein each of the rechargeable batteries has a separate fuse and is removable from and replaceable into the battery assembly without removing the rechargeable batteries in the battery assembly.

18. The battery assembly of claim 14 further comprising a support structure with a plurality of holes arranged in a grid of rows and columns that match the grid of rows and columns of the first and second conductive regions such that the holes of the support structure receive the rechargeable batteries and align the rechargeable batteries with the first and second elastic tabs disposed on the first and second conductive regions.

19. The battery assembly of claim 18 , wherein each of the holes including nubs that extend inwardly toward a radial center of the holes such that each of the rechargeable batteries fits through one of the holes and in contact with the nubs.