3D Interdigitated Microsupercapacitors with Record Areal Cell Capacitance.
Small
; 15(27): e1901224, 2019 Jul.
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ABSTRACT
Due to their high-power density and long lifetime, microsupercapacitors have been considered as an efficient energy supply/storage solution for the operation of small electronic devices. However, their fabrication remains confined to 2D thin-film microdevices with limited areal energy. In this study, the integration of all-solid-state 3D interdigitated microsupercapacitors on 4 in. silicon wafers with record energy density is demonstrated. The device electrodes are composed of a pseudocapacitive hydrated ruthenium dioxide RuO2 deposited onto highly porous current collectors. The encapsulated devices exhibit cell capacitance of 812 mF cm-2 per footprint area at an energy density of 329 mJ cm-2 , which is the highest value ever reported for planar configuration. These components achieve one of the highest surface energy/power density trade-offs and address the issue of electrical energy storage of modern electronics.
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Small
Asunto de la revista:
ENGENHARIA BIOMEDICA
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2019
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Article
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Francia