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: TinytechIPUS Patent 7462419 - Microscopic battery with ion transmitting electrolyte
This patent from Bipolar Technologies has some early priority (3/10/1998) and teaches an electrolytic microfabricated battery structure. Claim 1 reads:
1. A microfabricated battery comprising:
a system for internal storage of electricity comprising reactants,
the microfabricated battery having a volumetric size which is microscopic including a micrometer footprint substantially less than 20 cm2 and congruent with a microelectronic circuit accommodating integration with the circuit to provide long term stored power and to materially limit power losses,
the microfabricated battery comprising a body of material having:
a first microfabricated electrode of chemically reactant material,
a second microfabricated electrode spaced from the first electrode and
a microscopic amount of internal ion-transmitting electrolyte which restricts electronic current flow and accommodates reactions at the electrodes contained within an internal microfabricated space in the body accessible to both electrodes.
Full post as published by TinytechIP on December 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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