05 August, 2022

How to make a Lithium-Ion Battery – Part 3

The final video in our three-part series on how we make and test our Lithium-ion batteries is the Assembly of the Battery.

Our testing for both the AnteoX Cross-Linker & Binder Program and the high-performance Silicon Anode Program is carried out in coin cell batteries. Coin cells are widely used in research laboratories as they provide a convenient platform for the rapid testing of new materials, a necessary stage for electrochemical performance testing and verification.

Their small size and ability to be quickly and efficiently assembled make coin cells the perfect platform when testing multiple design iterations.

Coin cells provide representative data used to make predictions of a material’s performance once incorporated into larger lithium-ion cells.

Across the industry coin cells are used by all types of researchers, from those targeting large-scale and high-power applications, such as the automotive industry, to niche applications as a starting point for electrochemical performance testing.

 

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10 March, 2023

Has the time come for Silicon Anode Batteries?

Graphite has served as the stalwart anode material for much of the early production phase of the Li-ion battery chemistry, but developers are now turning to silicon’s unique characteristics to meet the high energy demands of the electric vehicle market.

02 March, 2023

How Anteotech is spearheading Australia's push for a larger role in the global battery supply chain

ASX-listed technology development company AnteoTech Ltd (ASX: ADO) is pleased to highlight two recent strategic partnerships that provide its Clean Energy Technology (CET) division with a competitive advantage in the global market for high-silicon content lithium-ion batteries.

01 March, 2023

Anteotech hosts Ross Vasta MP, Member for Bonner

AnteoTech was honoured to host Ross Vasta MP, Member for Bonner, for a visit to our facilities.

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