Printed supercapacitors: Manufacturing, electrical properties and life-time

Jari Keskinen; Leo von Hertzen; Mikael Bergelin; Max Johansson; Timo Flyktman; Elina Jansson

Printed supercapacitors: Manufacturing, electrical properties and life-time

Jari Keskinen, Leo von Hertzen, Mikael Bergelin, Max Johansson, Timo Flyktman, Elina Jansson

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Abstract

Our development facilitates the manufacturing of inexpensive supercapacitors by printing technology. The components are designed to be used in high-volume applications such as RFID or packaging. We have applied activated carbon ink electrodes with various electrolytes including aqueous sodium nitrate and TEABF4 in propylene carbonate. The electrode structures have been fabricated using either pilot scale rotary screen printing or laboratory scale bar coater. Coated aluminium laminates have been used as substrates and encapsulation. The geometric area of the printed supercapacitors has been 2-100 cm2 resulting to 0.2 - 20 F capacitance. The cycle life exceeds 50000 cycles.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	Supercapacitors Europe 2014 - Berlin, Germany Duration: 1 Apr 2014 → 2 Apr 2014

Conference

Conference	Supercapacitors Europe 2014
Country	Germany
City	Berlin
Period	1/04/14 → 2/04/14

Keywords

supercapacitors
printed electronics
energy storage

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