Researchers at the University of Arkansas have found that a sulfide coating on nickel-rich cathodes can significantly increase the life, power and safety of lithium batteries.
Sulfide Coating Increases Lithium Life
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Power Device, Electronic R&D Awarded
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A new $3.5 million award from the National Institute of Standards and Technology confirms the University of Arkansas’ place as a world leader in power packing research and development. The award will allow the High-Density Electronics Center (or HIDEC) to upgrade its facility and become a Power Packaging Center of Excellence.
What is power packaging?
Consider the boxy plug of a cell phone charger. It converts the AC electricity coming out of the wall outlet to the DC power charging the battery. The various elements inside the plug that allow it to do this are its “power packaging,” all of which is built around a semi-conducting material.
