 Courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Materials Science and Technology Division Thin-Film Lithium Batteries· Resources with Additional Information The Department of Energy’s ‘Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has developed high-performance thin-film lithium batteries for a variety of technological applications. These batteries have high energy densities, can be recharged thousands of times, and are only 10 microns thick. They can be made in essentially any size and shape. Recently, Teledyne licensed this technology from ORNL to make batteries for medical devices including electrocardiographs. In addition, new "textured" cathodes have been developed which have greatly increased the peak current capability of the batteries. This greatly expands the potential medical uses of the batteries, including transdermal applications for heart regulation.’
–Edited excerpt from Medical Applications of Non-medical Research
Resources with Additional InformationAdditional information about thin-film lithium batteries is available in full‑text and on the Web. Documents:Rechargeable Thin‑film Lithium Batteries, DOE Technical Report, August 1993 Thin‑film Rechargeable Lithium Batteries, DOE Technical Report, November 1993 Thin‑film Rechargeable Lithium Batteries, DOE Technical Report, June 1995 Thin‑film Rechargeable Lithium Batteries for Implantable Devices, DOE Technical Report, 1997  Courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Materials Science and Technology Division Additional Web Pages: |
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