Advancing Battery Manufacturing: Synchrotron Characterization for Industry
Hyeongjun Koh, James N. Burrow, Nicolò D’Anna, Haozhe Zhang, Tharigopala Vincent Beatriceveena, Jiaqi Wang, Jianwei Lai, Yiming Chen, Jordi Cabana, Maria K. Y. Chan, Ethan J. Crumlin, Paul A. Fenter, Timothy T. Fister, Di-Jia Liu, Ying Shirley Meng, Oleg Shpyrko, Kamila Wiaderek
TL;DR
This paper reviews how synchrotron X-ray techniques can improve battery manufacturing by diagnosing material issues and degradation pathways.
Contribution
The paper highlights novel applications of synchrotron characterization to address manufacturing challenges in batteries.
Findings
Synchrotron X-ray techniques provide detailed insights into electrode heterogeneity and internal defects.
These methods reveal degradation pathways not detectable with conventional tools.
Collaboration between academia and industry is key to advancing battery manufacturing using synchrotron tools.
Abstract
Large-scale battery manufacturing requires understanding the fundamental principles of materials and interfaces and relies on advanced techniques for detailed interrogation. Despite advancements in the industrial scale production and their associated quality control tools, challenges such as electrode heterogeneity, internal defects, and large-scale material waste (e.g., scrap) can hamper manufacturing. Synchrotron X-ray characterization techniques offer spatial, temporal, and chemical resolution that can provide diagnostic insights for metrology across various manufacturing steps. This review examines the use of synchrotron tools to advance understanding of key steps in the battery manufacturing process. Recent examples demonstrate how synchrotron methods resolve manufacturing challenges and uncover degradation pathways that are otherwise inaccessible. Future directions for advancing…
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TopicsAdvancements in Battery Materials · Advanced Electron Microscopy Techniques and Applications · Particle Accelerators and Free-Electron Lasers