Jing-Hong Chen

Title: Jing-Hong Chen and Advances in Solid-State Lithium Batteries.

Introduction

Jing-Hong Chen is an inventor associated with National Taiwan University of Science and Technology in Taipei, Taiwan. His work includes a patent for a liquid electrolytic medium designed for use in solid-state lithium batteries. Chen is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Chen’s patent, “Liquid Electrolytic Medium and Application in Solid State Li Batteries Thereof,” describes an electrolyte medium containing the solvents TTE, FEC, and EMC, which are non-polar or have extremely low polarity, along with a lithium salt at a concentration no higher than the solvents’ saturation limit. The invention preferably uses a lithium salt other than LiPF6.

The medium is designed to work with sulfide solid electrolytes while helping prevent high-voltage decomposition during battery cycling. According to the patent description, it can be introduced without changing existing factory procedures. It is also intended to support efficient battery performance and high interfacial conductivity without attacking or damaging the sulfide solid electrolyte.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Chen’s work through this patent and his association with National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. The invention addresses electrolyte compatibility and manufacturing practicality in solid-state lithium battery technology.

Collaborations

Chen’s listed coworkers include Bing-joe Hwang and She-Huang Wu. Their names are provided as collaborators associated with his work.

Conclusion

Jing-Hong Chen’s patent presents a manufacturing-compatible electrolyte approach intended to improve the operation of sulfide-based solid-state lithium batteries while protecting their solid electrolytes.