Bilayer Structure with Ultrahigh Energy/Power Density Using Hybrid Sol–Gel Dielectric and Charge‐Blocking Monolayer
Bilayer Structure with Ultrahigh Energy/Power Density Using Hybrid Sol–Gel Dielectric and...
Kim, Yunsang; Kathaperumal, Mohanalingam; Chen, Vincent W.; Park, Yohan; Fuentes‐Hernandez, Canek; Pan, Ming‐Jen; Kippelen, Bernard; Perry, Joseph W.
2015-10-01 00:00:00
A hybrid sol–gel dielectric bilayer structure yields a maximum energy density of 40 J cm−3 with a high extraction efficiency. The silica sol–gel dielectric is coated by an alkylphosphonic acid monolayer, as a charge‐blocking layer. The dense monolayer suppresses charge injection and electrical conduction, leading to high energy extraction efficiency, which exhibits nearly linear dielectric behavior suitable for high energy density applications.
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Bilayer Structure with Ultrahigh Energy/Power Density Using Hybrid Sol–Gel Dielectric and Charge‐Blocking Monolayer
A hybrid sol–gel dielectric bilayer structure yields a maximum energy density of 40 J cm−3 with a high extraction efficiency. The silica sol–gel dielectric is coated by an alkylphosphonic acid monolayer, as a charge‐blocking layer. The dense monolayer suppresses charge injection and electrical conduction, leading to high energy extraction efficiency, which exhibits nearly linear dielectric behavior suitable for high energy density applications.
Journal
Advanced Energy Materials
– Wiley
Published: Oct 1, 2015
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