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# Paper Battery - seminar ppt,report | ||
This paper reports on the use of cellulose paper simultaneously as electrolyte, separation of electrodes, and physical support of a rechargeable battery | ||
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This paper reports on the use of cellulose paper simultaneously as electrolyte, separation of | ||
electrodes, and physical support of a rechargeable battery. The deposition on both faces of a | ||
paper sheet of metal or metal oxides thin layers with different electrochemical potentials, | ||
respectively as anode and cathode, such as Cu and Al, lead to an output voltage of 0.70 V and | ||
a current density that varies between 150 nA/cm and 0.5 mA/cm, subject to the paper | ||
composition, thickness and the degree of OH_ species adsorbed in the paper matrix. The | ||
electrical output of the paper battery is independent of the electrodes thickness but strongly | ||
depends on the atmospheric relative humidity (RH), with a current density enhancement by | ||
more than 3 orders of magnitude when RH changes from 60% to 85%. Besides flexibility, low | ||
cost, low material consumption, environmentally friendly, the power output of paper batteries | ||
can be adapted to the desired voltage–current needed, by proper integration. A 3-V prototype | ||
was fabricated to control the ON/OFF state of a paper transistor. |