Abstract: In some implementations, a battery module may include a battery stack comprising a plurality of battery cells, one or more module interconnect bus bars, and a printed circuit board (PCB) disposed on the battery stack and defining a plurality of openings. The PCB may be configured as a carrier for the one or more module interconnect bus bars. The plurality of openings may be arranged such that each of the plurality of openings aligns with a terminal of each of the plurality of battery cells. The one or more module interconnect bus bars may be attached to the PCB in alignment with the plurality of openings and electrically connected to the plurality of battery cells of the battery stack.

Abstract: A sealing assembly between a first component and a second component is provided. The sealing assembly includes a first flange extending from the first component. The first flange includes a first mating surface. The sealing assembly further includes a second flange extending from the second component. The second flange includes a second mating surface adapted to abut the first mating surface of the first flange. The second flange further includes a slanted surface extending from the second mating surface at an angle with respect to the second mating surface of the second flange. The slanted surface is being disposed at an angle with respect to the second mating surface of the second flange. The sealing assembly further includes a sealant disposed between the first mating surface of the first flange and the second mating surface of the second flange.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a fuel dispenser with radio frequency customer identification capabilities. The system and method determines whether a transponder containing customer identification data is within range of a dispenser, the dispenser requiring activation by the customer to initiate a transaction and including a reader associated therewith for emitting radio frequency signals within the dispenser range, and for receiving customer identification data from the transponder responsive to the emitted radio frequency signals received by the transponder. When the transponder is within range of the dispenser, an in-range indication is provided to the customer. A determination is made whether the dispenser has been activated by the customer following a determination that the transponder is within the dispenser range.