All-Solid-State Microbattery with a Trench Geometry
Application ID: 131561
The miniaturization of electronics devices requires batteries with higher energy density and power. To increase the contact area between the electrodes and the solid electrolyte, 3D configurations such as the trench geometry are used.
This example demonstrates how to model a solid-state microbattery with a trench geometry using an electrochemomechanical model.
The effects of the solid electrolyte geometry, as well as the mechanical coupling on the conductivity and discharge rate are studied.
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