论文信息 - Hybrid cathode lithium batteries for implantable medical applications

Hybrid cathode lithium batteries for implantable medical applications

Abstract Lithium batteries with hybrid cathodes of Ag 2 V 4 O 11 and CF x have been developed that combine the best features of both cathode components. They can offer power density and energy density that are competitive with or superior to other developed battery chemistries, along with the stability and reliability needed for implantable medical applications. More than 100,000 have been used in human implants since introduction in 1999.

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