Aerosol jet printed lithium battery
AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsKonstantinos Gerasopoulos, Bing Tan, Priestly T. Shuler, Matthew W. Logan, Sarah K. Adams, Matthew A. Hagedon
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AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsKonstantinos Gerasopoulos, Bing Tan, Priestly T. Shuler, Matthew W. Logan, Sarah K. Adams, Matthew A. Hagedon
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A method of manufacturing a three-dimensional electrochemical lithium battery includes forming a first electrode on an underlying layer comprising aerosolizing a first ink formulation comprising a slurry including nanoparticles or microparticles of a first active material and a binder, and depositing the slurry onto the underlying layer to form a first electrode layer. A permeable separator layer is formed on the first electrode by aerosolizing a polymer precursor solution, exposing the aerosolized polymer precursor solution to a first activating radiation source to form partially cured polymer spheres in the aerosolized stream, focusing and directing the aerosolized stream onto a substrate to form the permeable separator layer of the partially cured polymer spheres, and exposing the partially cured polymer spheres on the substrate to a second activating radiation source to fully cure the partially cured polymer spheres. A second electrode is formed on the permeable separator layer by aerosolizing a second ink formulation comprising a slurry including nanoparticles or microparticles of a second active material and a binder, and depositing the slurry onto the permeable separator layer.
A method of manufacturing a three-dimensional electrochemical lithium battery, the method comprising:
A method of manufacturing a three-dimensional electrochemical lithium battery, the method comprising:
An aerosol jet printing method for manufacturing a permeable separator layer for a battery, the method comprising:
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