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\lhead{Car 313, 06.03, Rev. 1}
\chead{\large Temperature Sensor Distribution}

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As shown in Figure \ref{fig:cell-view}, the temperature sensors are located at the "back side" of the cell when viewed from the positive terminal along the Z-axis. This side is then pressed on to the cooling plate which is located in the middle of the container along the X-axis (going into the page as seen in Figure \ref{fig:cell-view}). The distribution on the stacks are kept the same to make sure the position mapping later on for testing/evaluating purposes can be done as easily as possible.

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	\includegraphics[width=0.8\textwidth]{./Pictures/temperature-sensor-distribution.png}
	\caption{Temperature Sensor Distribution}
	\label{fig:cell-view}
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	\caption{Container view showing how the stacks are positioned.}
	\label{fig:container-view}
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