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Next-Generation Lithium Battery Enabled by Holey Graphene-based ElectrodesAward last edited on: 8/18/2024
Sponsored Program
STTRAwarding Agency
DOD : NavyTotal Award Amount
$1,239,955Award Phase
2Solicitation Topic Code
N21B-T023Principal Investigator
Xuguang LiCompany Information
Lynntech Inc
2501 Earl Rudder Freeway South
College Station, TX 77845
College Station, TX 77845
(979) 764-2200 |
requests@lynntech.com |
www.lynntech.com |
Research Institution
South Dakota School of Mines
Phase I
Contract Number: N68936-22-C-0017Start Date: 1/4/2022 Completed: 3/24/2023
Phase I year
2022Phase I Amount
$239,962Benefit:
Lynntechs high energy Li batteries with holey graphene-based electrodes (stablized thin Li anode and thick high capacity cathode) and high voltage electrolytes has signifiant commercial potential based on its ability to provide high energy, high power, high safety, and long cycle life across a wide range of temperatures. Lynntechs high energy Li batteries have both DOD and civilian applications. DOD applications include Navy hand-held portable electronics and small unmanned aerial systems (UAS), soldier power, military vehicles, communication systems, weapons systems, remote sensors, detection devices, and silent watch surveillance systems. Civilian applications include drone, electric and consumer and industrial electronics devices, portable medical devices, telecommunications devices, aircraft, and auxiliary power units.
Keywords:
high voltage electrolyte, high voltage electrolyte, Graphene, Li-ion battery, specific energy, Li battery, carbon nanotubes, Carbon-Based Nanostructures, holey graphene
Phase II
Contract Number: N68936-23-C-0005Start Date: 8/30/2023 Completed: 8/29/2025
Phase II year
2023Phase II Amount
$999,993Benefit:
Lynntechs high energy Li batteries with graphene-based electrodes (stabilized thin Li anode and thick high-capacity cathode) and high voltage electrolytes have significant commercial potential based on its ability to provide high energy, high power, high safety, and long cycle life across a wide range of temperatures. Lynntechs high energy Li batteries have both DOD and civilian applications. DOD applications include Navy hand-held portable electronics and small unmanned aerial systems (UAS), soldier power, military vehicles, communication systems, weapons systems, remote sensors, detection devices, and silent watch surveillance systems. Civilian applications include drone, electric and consumer and industrial electronics devices, portable medical devices, telecommunications devices, aircraft, and auxiliary power units.
Keywords:
Graphene, Li battery, Li-ion battery, high voltage electrolyte, carbon nanotubes, specific energy, Carbon-Based Nanostructures, holey graphene