Electrode components with laser induced surface modified current collectors and methods of making same
A technology of electrode components and current collectors, which is applied in the field of electrode components with laser-induced surface modification of current collectors and its manufacture, and can solve the problems of increased resistance and impedance
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[0078] Example 1 - Comparison of laser treated surface of copper (Cu) current collector with untreated surface of Cu current collector
[0079] In oxygen (e.g. from compressed O 2 In the presence of a nanosecond laser, a part of the surface of the Cu current collector was laser-treated to form a CuO layer on the surface. The laser beam has a power of 270 W, a wavelength of 1064 nm, a scanning speed of 500 mm / s, a pulse width of 200 ns, a repetition rate of 20 kHz, an overlap of 30%, and a circular spot size of about 67 μm. The laser processing temperature is about 3500°C. The remainder of the Cu current collector was not laser treated. A scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of the Cu current collector was taken, and as shown in FIG. 5A , the untreated portion 500 of the Cu current collector had a smooth surface, and the laser treated portion 510 of the Cu current collector included features. exist Figure 5B The multiple features are more clearly depicted in, Figure ...
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[0080] Example 2 - Peel Test
[0081] Peel tests were performed on conventional lithium-based electrode assemblies and lithium-based electrode assemblies prepared according to the present disclosure. In particular, the conventional lithium-based electrode assembly was prepared by applying a lithium layer on a Cu current collector, where the Cu current collector was untreated. A lithium-based electrode assembly prepared according to the present disclosure was prepared by laser-treating the Cu current collector surface as described in Example 1 above to form a CuO layer and applying a lithium foil layer onto the laser-treated surface of the Cu current collector. Such as Figure 7A As shown in , lithium-based electrode assemblies prepared according to the present disclosure exhibit excellent adhesion, while as Figure 7B As shown in , conventional Li-based electrode assemblies undergo adhesive failure.
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