The Development and Fabrication of Miniaturized Direct Methanol Fuel Cells and Thin-film Lithium Ion Battery Hybrid System for Portable Applications

The Development and Fabrication of Miniaturized Direct Methanol Fuel Cells and Thin-film Lithium Ion Battery Hybrid System for Portable Applications
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Published on 2009 by ProQuest

In addition, I would like to thank and extend my deep gratitude to my parents, \u003cbr\u003e\nMadhu and Sudhanshu Prakash and my sister ... I would also like to thank my \u003cbr\u003e\nuncle Dr. \u003cb\u003eAmit Prakash\u003c/b\u003e and my aunt Mrs. Kalyanee Sinha who helped me pursue \u003cbr\u003e\nmy ...

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The use of Li-ion battery in a power module as a secondary energy storage device results in a non-traditional duty cycle. This unique duty cycle requires the battery to be active for a very short span of time compared to its dormant or sleep stage. Under such a load, the effects of self-discharge and voltage loss were evaluated for Panasonic coin cells and thin film LiPON cells. It was observed that the thin film battery outperformed the others in terms of low energy loss. Nonetheless, the performance of small Panasonic coin cells with vanadium oxide cathode was comparable at low discharge rates of less than 0.01% depth of discharge. Lastly, it was also observed that the batteries have stable cycles at low discharge rates.

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