Microbatteries

Nanotecture has developed extremely thin, high power, rechargeable batteries. With an individual cell thickness as low as 150µm these batteries can fit into spaces where no other battery will go. These batteries are capable of such high discharge rates that they can be seen as a cross between batteries and supercapacitors. Equally, they can be recharged extremely quickly as well. The Nanotecture Microbattery is a unique patented product that uses innovative nanotechnology to outperform all known microbattery and supercapacitor power source products.

Their ability to discharge at high rates makes them particularly suited for high current pulse applications, for instance load levelling for GSM or CDMA discharge in mobile phones, where it has been demonstrated that an increase in talk-time of up to 50% is possible. Combined with their industry leading energy density they are also perfectly suited to provide the power for flash photography in mobile phones.

 

 

 

 


The very flat profile of the microbatteries allows the designer a degree of flexibility that has not been available up to now.

The graph on the right shows the Charge/Discharge curve of a 1.5 Volt Nanotecture micro-battery that has an area of 4cm2 and is only 0.3mm thick.
 

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Text Box: Electrical behaviour of a Microbattery charged at 60 mA and discharged at 80 mA. The device footprint is 4 cm2

 

 

 

 

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