journal article·2020-03Open access

3D Si@Cu-Ni nano-pillars array composite as carbon/binder free anode for lithium ion battery

Yanbiao Ren, Shichao Zhang, Lincai Zhang, Xiaowu He

Abstract

In this work, Cu-Ni nano-pillars array (CNPs) with controlled morphology and compositions was synthesized via electro-deposition method as 3D current collector. [email protected] electrode was then prepared by magnetic sputtering with Si film thickness of 200 nm and used as the carbon/binder free anode for lithium ion battery. The coulumbic efficiency of [email protected] anode was 98 %–99 % after 2 cycles. The discharge capacity of [email protected] anode reached to 1766.5 mA h . g−1 and the high capacity retention was 91.6 % after 60 cycles. Furthermore, the reversible capacity of [email protected] anode can still remain above 1090 mA h . g−1 at 2 C due to the improved diffusion rate of charge at the solid-liquid two phase interface and the collection efficiency of electrons in current collector, which was higher than that of 2D copper foil supported Si anode ([email protected]).
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