In-plane micro-sized energy storage devices: From device fabrication to integration and intelligent designs

Bi, Songshan; Cao, Hongmei; Wang, Rui; Wan, Fang; Niu, Zhiqiang

doi:10.1016/j.jechem.2021.08.049

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“…This MB design benefits fast ion diffusions and facile integrations with various functional components. 42,43 However, there are also problems that need to be well addressed in future. Firstly, for electrode active materials, Mn-, V-, and Prussian blue-based materials have been demonstrated to have outstanding performances for zinc storage but are still unable to achieve high energy density and power density simultaneously.…”

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“…Taking the advantage of in‐plane MBs with separator‐free interdigital electrodes on a single substrate, we successfully assembled the ZIMB to steadily power the entire glucose detecting system. This MB design benefits fast ion diffusions and facile integrations with various functional components 42,43 . However, there are also problems that need to be well addressed in future.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Integration of all‐printed zinc ion microbattery and glucose sensor toward onsite quick detections

Jiang

Wen

Deng

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SusMat

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Rational design of microsystems and efficient integration of various functional modules that can directly realize the aimed functions are very attractive for portable and onsite practical applications, which is also significant in developing miniaturized and intelligent electronics and equipment. Unlike the conventional electrochemical glucose sensors that always need auxiliary complex systems for power supply, signal processing, and feedbacks, we design an all‐printed glucose sensor integrated with a zinc ion microbattery (ZIMB) as a micropower source for portable and onsite quick glucose detections. The integrated glucose sensor (GS) and ZIMB (iGS‐ZIMB) system possesses a high areal energy density of 247.3 μWh/cm2 and power density of 1193 μW/cm2 and exhibits high sensitivity up to 464.2 μA/mM/cm2, wide linear range of 0.5–6.0 mM, and good reproducibility in glucose detections. Through a simple amplification circuit design, the glucose concentration signals could be displayed within a short response time of 1.6 s without the need of external auxiliary equipment. Such iGS‐ZIMB microsystem has prominent advantages in efficiency and cost and is promising for onsite medical and healthcare applications.

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Integration of all‐printed zinc ion microbattery and glucose sensor toward onsite quick detections

Jiang

Wen

Deng

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SusMat

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“…So far, many microfabrication strategies have been demonstrated to construct MSCs with sophisticated configurations [48,49].…”

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Recent status and future perspectives of ultracompact and customizable micro-supercapacitors

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Wang²,

Ma³

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Nano Research Energy

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Ultracompact and customizable micro-supercapacitors (MSCs) are highly demanded for powering microscale electronics of 5G and Internet of Things technologies. So far, tremendous efforts have been concentrated on fabricating high-performance MSCs; however, compatible fabrication and monolithic integration of MSCs with microelectronic systems still remains a huge challenge taking into full consideration the factors such as electrode film fabrication, high-resolution microelectrode pattern, and electrolyte precise deposition. In this review, we summarize the recent advances of ultrasmall and integrated MSCs with tunable performance and customizable function, including key microfabrication technologies for patterning microelectrodes with superior resolution, precise deposition of customized electrolytes in an extremely small space, and feasible strategies for improving electrochemical performance by constructing thick microelectrodes and special electrode structure. Finally, the related challenges and key prospects of ultracompact and customizable MSCs, including compatible microfabrication methods for electrode materials and films, patterning microelectrodes, customizing shape-conformable electrolytes, performance optimization, and efficient integration with microelectronic systems, are put forward for further promoting their practical application.

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“…For planar interdigital and 3D structured micro-LIBs, freestanding aluminium, copper and nickel nanorod arrays, high aspect ratio 3D carbon structures, and porous Ni, Au and Pt have been reported. 89,[131][132][133][134] Among them, 3D metal current collectors based on nanorod arrays (such as an Al nanorod array, Fig. 15a) obtained by constant current and pulsed current electrodeposition presented a high specic surface area and improved rate performance.…”

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Miniaturized lithium-ion batteries for on-chip energy storage

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In-plane micro-sized energy storage devices: From device fabrication to integration and intelligent designs

Cited by 16 publications

References 225 publications

Integration of all‐printed zinc ion microbattery and glucose sensor toward onsite quick detections

Integration of all‐printed zinc ion microbattery and glucose sensor toward onsite quick detections

Recent status and future perspectives of ultracompact and customizable micro-supercapacitors

Miniaturized lithium-ion batteries for on-chip energy storage

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