SBIR-STTR Award

NOVEL TRANSITION METAL OXIDE ANODE FOR HIGH RATE LITHIUM ION BATTERY
Award last edited on: 3/6/2008

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : OSD
Total Award Amount
$99,827
Award Phase
1
Solicitation Topic Code
OSD06-EP5
Principal Investigator
Lin-Feng Li

Company Information

Enogetek Inc

8 John Walsh Boulevard Suite 321
Peekskill, NY 10566
   (914) 290-6293
   aihuawo@yahoo.com
   N/A
Location: Single
Congr. District: 17
County: Westchester

Phase I

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Phase I year
2007
Phase I Amount
$99,827
Military operating in remote locations have increasing demand for man-portable electric power for communications and other advanced electronic devices, which is currently met by Li/SO2 (BA-5590) or Li/MnO2 (BA-2590) primary batteries. In order to substantially reduce the logistic burden and the cost for power, this is a growing trend calling for the replacement of primary power source to rechargeable ones. However, there are still a number of obstacles for the soldiers in the field to adopt the rechargeable lithium ion battery as the preferred power sources; one of which is because of its slow recharge rate. Driven by the strong market pull for this technology, Enogetek has invented a unique approach to address the issues related to the conventional non-carbonaceous negative electrodes for lithium ion battery. The lithium ion battery containing such nanostructured transition metal oxide anode promises great advantages, including 1) high energy density (>200 Wh/kg); 2) high rate capability (>4 C charge and discharge rate);3) Excellent cycleability (>100 cycles with 100% DOD); 4) Minimum initial capacity loss; 5) good scalability and 6) wide operation temperature range (-40oC- 70oC). Therefore, it can meet the stringent demand as set in this solicitation.

Keywords:
Power Source Lithium Ion Battery Ba 5590 Battery Nanomaterial Rapid Recharge Anode Materials Metal Oxide

Phase II

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