Fundamental Studies on the Impedance of Lithium All-Solid-State Batteries
锂全固态电池阻抗基础研究
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- 依托单位国家:德国
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The impedance of a lithium all-solid-state battery (ASSB) depends critically on the contacts between the solid particles (Li intercalating active material particles and solid electrolyte particles) inside the battery and thus on the applied stack pressure. The impedance spectra of this battery type consist of different contributions, which could not yet be attributed in an unambiguous fashion to processes in the anode, in the cathode, and at interfaces. In this project, a systematic approach for the analysis and interpretation of the impedance spectra of ASSBs will be developed with the aim to achieve a clear-cut attribution of impedance contributions to processes in the ASSBs. The ASSBs will consist of an In-Li anode, a solid electrolyte separator and a composite cathode. In the composite cathode, active material particles (single-crystalline and poly-crystalline LiNi0.6Mn0.2Co0.2O2, respectively), solid electrolyte particles (Li5.3PS4.3ClBr0.7 and Li2.5Y0.5Zr0.5Cl6, respectively) and carbon black will be mixed in different volume ratios. The ASSBs will be cycled in a specifically designed measuring system with active pressure and tempertur control, and the impedance spectra will be collected at different stack pressures and states of charge. For the analysis and interpretation of the impedance spectra of the ASSBs, the following approach will be used: (i) Impedance measurements on symmetric cells (anode | solid electrolyte | anode), (cathode | solid electrolyte | cathode), and (anode | solid electrolyte | cathode | solid electrolyte | anode) will provide information on the impedance contributions of anode, cathode and interfaces; (ii) Impedance measurements on ASSBs with different cathode thickness will be important for differentiating between ion transport resistances of the solid particles and charge transfer resistance at the active material | solid electrolyte interfaces. The analysis of the impedance contribution of the cathode will be based on a suitable transmission-line model. Values for the charge transfer resistance inside the cathode will be obtained in dependence of the material combination, stack pressure, and state of charge. These values will be compared to published values for composite cathodes of conventional lithium-ion batteries containing a liquid electrolyte.
锂全固态电池(ASSB)的阻抗主要取决于电池内部固体颗粒(嵌锂活性物质颗粒和固体电解液颗粒)之间的接触,从而取决于施加的电堆压力。这种类型的电池的阻抗谱由不同的贡献组成,这还不能明确地归因于阳极、阴极和界面上的过程。在这个项目中,将开发一种系统的方法来分析和解释ASSB的阻抗谱,目的是实现对ASSB中工艺的阻抗贡献的明确归属。ASSB将由In-Li阳极、固体电解质隔膜和复合阴极组成。在复合阴极中,活性物质颗粒(分别为单晶和多晶LiNi0.6Mn0.2Co0.2O2)、固体电解质颗粒(分别为Li5.3PS4.3ClBr0.7和Li2.5Y0.5Zr0.5Cl6)和炭黑将以不同的体积比混合。ASSB将在具有主动压力和温度控制的专门设计的测量系统中循环,并将在不同的堆叠压力和电荷状态下收集阻抗谱。为了分析和解释ASSB的阻抗谱,将使用以下方法:(I)对对称单元(阳极|固体电解质|阳极)、(阴极|固体电解质|阴极)和(阳极|固体电解质|阴极|固体电解质|阳极)的阻抗测量将提供关于阳极、阴极和界面的阻抗贡献的信息;(Ii)对不同阴极厚度的ASSB进行阻抗测量对于区分固体颗粒的离子传输电阻和活性材料|固体电解质界面的电荷转移电阻是重要的。对阴极阻抗贡献的分析将基于合适的传输线模型。阴极内部的电荷转移电阻的值将根据材料组合、堆叠压力和电荷状态来获得。这些值将与包含液体电解液的传统锂离子电池的复合阴极的公布值进行比较。
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Nonlinear ion transport in glass-forming ionic liquids: Higher harmonic ac currents and electrical creep
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173396901 - 财政年份:2010
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通过电极化控制玻璃的生物活性和生物吸收性
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