Tel Aviv University Future Technology Development L.p.

Vladimir Yufit

Emanuel Peled

Menachem Nathan

Diana Golodnitsky

Tania Ripenbein

Ela Strauss

Svetlana Menkin

Inna Schechtman

Inna Shechtman

An electrical energy storage device () includes a substrate (), which is formed so as to define a multiplicity of micro-containers separated by electrically-insulating and ion-conducting walls (). A first plurality of anodes (A) is disposed in a first subset () of the micro-containers, and a second plurality of cathodes (C) is disposed in a second subset () of the micro-containers. The anodes and cathodes are arranged in an interlaced pattern.

3-D microbatteries based on interlaced micro-container structures

An electrical energy storage device includes a substrate having an outer surface and having a plurality of cavities communicating with the outer surface. The cavities have interior cavity surfaces. A first electrode layer is deposited at least over the interior cavity surfaces. An electrolyte separator layer is formed over the first electrode layer so as to fill the cavities and to extend over the outer surface of the planar substrate. A second electrode layer is formed over the electrolyte separator layer on the outer surface of the planar substrate.

Three-dimensional microbattery

An electrical energy storage device () includes a microchannel plate (MCP) () having channels () formed therein, the channels having surface areas. Thin films () are formed over the surface areas and define an anode (), a cathode (), and a solid electrolyte () disposed between the anode and the cathode.

Three-dimensional thin-film microbattery

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Ashdod, Israel

Vladimir Yufit