Wei Yang

Title: Wei Yang and a Planar Microbattery Innovation.

Introduction

Wei Yang is an inventor based in Wuhan, China, whose patent work includes a microbattery designed for compact, lightweight energy storage. The invention focuses on a planar structure intended to perform reliably in environments involving high-speed rotation and vibration.

Latest Patents

Yang is associated with 1 patent, titled “Microbattery, and Preparation Method Therefor and Use Thereof.” The disclosed method forms a three-dimensional porous structure on a micromachined, thin metal-based interdigital electrode using bubble-templated electrodeposition. It then deposits a manganese dioxide and 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene polymer film through cyclic voltammetry, combines the cathode with a zinc interdigital anode, and applies a gel electrolyte containing manganese sulfate, zinc sulfate, and xanthan gum before packaging.

The patent describes a microbattery with small size, low thickness, and light weight, as well as high power and energy density. Its planar form and low mass are intended to help it withstand rotation and vibration.

Career Highlights

Yang’s listed company affiliation is Wuhan University of Technology. His patent work reflects an interest in micro-scale energy-storage technology and electrode fabrication methods.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers associated with Yang include Liqiang Mai and Fazhi Ye. Their names provide context for the collaborative research environment surrounding this microbattery work.

Conclusion

Wei Yang’s patent presents a compact planar microbattery and a preparation method designed to combine high energy performance with resilience in demanding motion environments.