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Solid-state thin-film batteries utilise electrode and electrolyte components which are nanometres or micrometres thick, enabling the production of novel devices with new form factors. Here, in situ X-ray diffraction is… Click to show full abstract
Solid-state thin-film batteries utilise electrode and electrolyte components which are nanometres or micrometres thick, enabling the production of novel devices with new form factors. Here, in situ X-ray diffraction is used to carry out the first study of a solid-state thin-film lithium-ion battery containing a solid-state LiPON electrolyte and Bi negative electrode. The structure-electrochemistry relationships in the Li-Bi system are revealed and details of cell construction, data collection, and data analysis is presented to guide for research.
Journal Title: Frontiers in Energy Research
Year Published: 2018
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