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US 2022/0102703 A1Published application
Production method for conductive polymer inorganic solid electrolyte secondary battery
AssigneePiotrek Co., Ltd.
InventorTsutomu SADA
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AssigneePiotrek Co., Ltd.
InventorTsutomu SADA
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Production of conductive polymer inorganic solid electrolyte secondary batteries: (I) producing positive electrode with close-packed structure having a pore packing rate of at least 70% including a conductive material and an ion-transfer binder; (II) positive electrode obtained in (I) impregnated and filled and/or surface thin-film coated with conductive polymer solution; (III) inorganic solid electrolyte blended into the conductive polymer solution and casting shiny prepared on the positive electrode obtained in (II), surface-coated, and integrally formed with the positive electrode, or conductive polymer solid electrolyte membrane is prepared, press-bonded, and molded into two layers, to produce a positive electrode; heating (IV) positive electrode having the conductive polymer and inorganic solid electrolyte obtained in (III); and (V) positive electrode having conductive polymer solid electrolyte obtained in (IV) and bonding/heat pressing a negative electrode, or a negative electrode having the conductive polymer formulation solution impregnated and filled and/or surface thin-film coated thereupon.
A manufacturing process for a rechargeable battery making a coating layer with the casting slurry comprising a conductive polymer and an inorganic solid state electrolyte or placing a membrane comprising a conductive polymer and an inorganic solid state electrolyte between positive and negative electrodes, which comprises the First step—I of preparing a positive electrode comprising an active material, a conductive agent and an ion conductive binder, and herein having at least 70% of the closed pack structure and the Second step—II of impregnating in filling or surface coating in a thin layer with a conductive polymer solution toward the positive electrode obtained by the First step—I, the Third step—III of preparing the positive electrode made in an integral formation by coating a casting slurry containing the conductive polymer solution and the inorganic solid state electrolyte on those surfaces or by pressing the membrane comprising the conductive polymer and the inorganic solid state electrolyte in two layer formation on the positive electrode, obtained by the Second step—II, the Fourth step—IV processing by heating the positive electrode obtained by the Third step—III at 60 to 100° C. for 5 to 60 minutes, and the Fifth step—V processing by heat-pressing in overlaying the positive electrode obtained by the Fourth step—IV with the negative electrode.
A manufacturing process for a rechargeable battery making a coating layer with the casting slurry comprising a conductive polymer and an inorganic solid state electrolyte or placing a membrane comprising a conductive polymer and an inorganic solid state electrolyte between positive and negative electrodes, which comprises the First step—I of preparing a negative electrode comprising an active material, a conductive agent and an ion conductive binder and herein having at least 70% of the closed pack structure having and the Second step—II of impregnating in filling or surface coating in a thin layer with a conductive polymer solution toward the negative electrode obtained by the First step—I, the Third step—III of preparing the negative electrode made in an integral formation by coating a casting slurry containing the conductive polymer solution and the inorganic solid state electrolyte on those surfaces or by pressing the membrane comprising the conductive polymer and the inorganic solid state electrolyte in two layers formation on the negative electrode, obtained by the Second step—II, the Fourth step—IV processing by heating the negative electrode obtained by the Third step—III, at 60° C. to 100° C. for 5 to 60 minutes, and the Fifth step—V processing by heat-pressing in overlaying the negative electrode obtained by the Fourth step—IV with the positive electrode
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