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• • • • • • The most common solid-state electrolyte LiPON LiPON is a solid-state electrolyte developed at Oak Ridge National Labs LiPON is an amorphous glass RF Magnetron deposition from Li3PO4 target in N2 The chemical composition varies from Li3.3PO3.8 N0.24 to Li3.6PO3.3N0.69* The N increases the Li ion conductivity relative to Li3PO4 Li Ion Conductivity of LiPON is ~2 x 10-6 S/cm • still 3-4 orders of magnitude worse than liquid *N.J. Dudney, J. Power Sources, 89, 176, 2000 Software and Analysis of Advanced Materials Processing Center (kjones@eng.ufl.edu)PDF Image | State of Solid-State Batteries
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