About this Abstract |
| Meeting |
MS&T26: Materials Science & Technology
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| Symposium
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Advances in Emerging Electronic Nanomaterials: Towards Next-Generation Microelectronics
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| Presentation Title |
Mxene-enabled Micro-Battery Architectures for Advanced Semiconductor Devices
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| Author(s) |
Jenny Qiu, Shiren Wang, Chunka Zhou |
| On-Site Speaker (Planned) |
Shiren Wang |
| Abstract Scope |
As microelectronic devices transition toward advanced nodes and neuromorphic architectures, the demand for high-capacity, integrated energy storage solutions that bypass the limitations of traditional lithium-ion systems has become critical. This study explores the synthesis and electrochemical characterization of a novel Zinc-ion battery (ZIB) system utilizing 2D MXene nanosheets coupled with a specialized eutectic gel electrolyte. By leveraging the high metallic conductivity and tunable surface chemistry of MXenes, we demonstrate a hierarchical 2D structure that facilitates rapid ion transport and mitigates dendrite formation at the anode interface.
The integration of a eutectic gel electrolyte provides a robust organic-inorganic hybrid framework, ensuring high thermal stability and mechanical flexibility. Our results indicate that this ZIB system achieves superior energy density and cycling stability compared to standard aqueous ZIBs. This research provides a fundamental understanding of structure-property relationships at the nanoscale, offering a viable pathway for powering self-sustained sensing and computing platforms. |