The present invention discloses a method for preparing a high-performance PVDF-based
energy storage film based on
nanosecond electric pulse induction, the steps of which include: preparing a
polyvinylidene fluoride-
hexafluoropropylene (P(VDF-HFP) solution, taking an appropriate amount of the solution and evenly dropping it into a cleaned glass groove, and applying different
nanosecond electric pulses at a certain temperature. After naturally cooling to
room temperature, the film is quenched and then placed in a
vacuum drying oven for
drying to further remove
moisture and
residual solvent. The present invention controls the amplitude, pulse width, frequency, pressurization time,
vacuum drying time and temperature of the
nanosecond electric pulse and customizes the size of the groove, and adopts a solution
casting method to obtain β P(VDF‑HFP) films with high phase content and excellent
energy storage performance, β The phase content is more than 80%, and the
charge and discharge energy density is 14 J / cm 3 , the
charge and discharge efficiency can reach more than 60%. The present invention eliminates the complicated secondary process, is simple to operate, greatly saves production costs, and has obvious advantages and application prospects in the preparation of high-performance PVDF-based
energy storage films.