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publicationNumber KR-100931095-B1
titleOfInvention Asymmetric Hybrid Capacitor Applying Metal Oxide to Anode and Cathode
abstract The present invention relates to an asymmetric hybrid capacitor using a metal oxide as a positive electrode and a negative electrode material, and a metal oxide capable of supplying lithium ions through an electrolyte as an electrode active material of a positive electrode (containing lithium and capable of generating and supplying lithium ions). Metal oxide) and a lithium ion single paper by using a metal oxide (a metal oxide capable of inserting lithium ions) capable of receiving lithium ions supplied from the electrode active material of the positive electrode through the electrolyte as the electrode active material of the negative electrode. By participating in the electrochemical reaction of both electrodes, the reduction in ion conductivity of the electrolyte inside the capacitor can be minimized during charging and discharging, compared to conventional asymmetric hybrid capacitors using metal oxides and carbon materials as electrode materials. Both electrodes have high specific capacitance It relates to a asymmetric hybrid capacitor, the energy density and power density maximum according to the use of the oxides.n n n n Asymmetric, Hybrid, Capacitor, Pseudocapacitor, Metal Oxide, Manganese Oxide, Lithium, CNT
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