材料科学
储能
纳米技术
制作
3D打印
数码产品
电化学储能
碳纤维
导电体
可穿戴技术
可穿戴计算机
超级电容器
电极
计算机科学
电气工程
电化学
功率(物理)
工程类
嵌入式系统
量子力学
医学
病理
物理化学
复合材料
物理
化学
替代医学
复合数
作者
Su-jiao He,Kaiqiang Zhang,Ya-jun Zou,Zhihong Tian
标识
DOI:10.1016/s1872-5805(22)60634-6
摘要
Next-generation wearable and portable devices require rechargeable microbatteries to provide energy storage. Three-dimensional (3D) printing, with its ability to build geometrically complex 3D structures, enables the manufacture of microbatteries of different sizes and shapes, and with high energy and power densities. Lightweight carbon materials have a great advantage over other porous metals as electrode materials for rechargeable batteries, because of their large specific surface area, superior electrical conductivity and high chemical stability. In recent years, a variety of rechargeable microbatteries of different types have been successfully printed using carbon-based inks. To optimize their electrochemical performance and extend their potential applications, it is important to analyze the design principles with respect to the 3D printing technique, printable carbon materials and promising applications. This paper provides a perspective on recent progress in the four major 3D printing techniques, elaborates on conductive carbon materials in addressing the challenging issues of 3D printed microbatteries, and summarizes their applications in a number of energy storage devices that integrate with wearable electronics. Current challenges and future opportunities for carbon-based microbattery fabrication by 3D printing techniques are discussed.
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