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Advanced Manufacturing Techniques for High Energy Battery Components

Completed TRL 3 (started at 2, targeting 3)

Description

This project will investigate alternate deposition methods for solution processible solid-electrolytes to dramatically improve the cell performance and safety through thinner electrolytes and wider cell operation (-80 to +150C)

Benefits

A high performing energy storage system that can be operated in extreme environments for both low (-80C) and high (+150C)

Details

Technology areaAerospace Power and Energy Storage > Energy Storage > Electrochemical Storage: Batteries
ProgramCenter Innovation Fund: GRC CIF (GRC CIF)
Lead organizationGlenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Start date2023-10-01
End date2024-09-30

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