Energy storing electrical device and a method of constructing an electrical device
AssigneeCity University of Hong Kong
InventorsChunyi Zhi, Yukun Wang
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Abstract
A system and method for an energy storing electrical device includes a first conductive electrode, a second conductive electrode, an electrolyte disposed between the first conductive electrode and a second conductive electrode, each electrode further comprising an integrated first layer and a second layer, and; wherein the second layer comprises a substrate, the substrate comprising a textile portion or a polymer portion and a conductive layer formed by a noble metal disposed on and attached to the substrate.
Claims48
An energy storing electrical device comprising:
- a first conductive electrode,
- a second conductive electrode,
- an electrolyte disposed between the first conductive electrode and a second conductive electrode,
- each electrode further comprising an integrated first layer and a second layer, and;
- wherein the second layer comprises a substrate, the substrate comprising a textile portion or a polymer portion and a conductive layer formed by a noble metal disposed on and attached to the substrate.
An electrode for use in an energy storing electrical device comprising:
- a first layer,
- a second layer coupled to the first layer,
- wherein the second layer comprises a substrate, the substrate comprising a textile portion or a polymer portion and a conductive layer formed by a noble metal disposed on and attached to the substrate.
A method of constructing an electrode for use in an energy storing electrical device, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a textile or polymer substrate,
- placing the textile or polymer substrate onto a noble metal sheet,
- compressing the textile or polymer substrate into the noble metal sheet for a time period such that the noble metal attaches to the textile or polymer substrate,
- electrodepositing a conductive material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.