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US 2016/0104581 A1Published application
Integrated Super-Capacitor
AssigneeAnalog Devices, Inc.
InventorsYingqi Jiang, Kuang L. Yang
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Abstract
A super-capacitor has a substrate, at least two porous electrodes integrated within the substrate, and an electrolyte extending between the at least two porous electrodes. The electrolyte is integrated with the substrate, and is positioned within the substrate. The at least two porous electrodes and electrolyte are configured to store charge as a super-capacitor.
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A super-capacitor comprising:
- a substrate;
- at least two porous electrodes integrated within the substrate;
- and
- an electrolyte extending between the at least two porous electrodes, the electrolyte being integrated with the substrate, the electrolyte being within the substrate,
- the at least two porous electrodes and electrolyte configured to store charge as a super-capacitor.
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An energy storage device comprising:
- a substrate;
- at least two electrodes integrated within the substrate;
- and
- an electrolyte extending between the at least two electrodes, the electrolyte being integrated with the substrate, the electrolyte being within the substrate,
- the at least two electrodes and electrolyte configured to store charge.
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A method of forming a super-capacitor, the method comprising:
- providing a substrate having an initial outer surface;
- forming at least two porous electrodes within the substrate, the at least two porous electrodes being formed substantially to not extend beyond the initial outer surface of the substrate;
- forming an electrolyte region to receive an electrolyte, the electrolyte region being between the at least two electrodes;
- adding electrolyte to the electrolyte region, the electrolyte being formed substantially to not extend beyond the initial outer surface of the substrate;
- and
- forming at least two current collectors, each electrode being in electrical communication with one of the current collectors.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.