Researchers at the University of Illinois in the United States have recently developed a new type of lithium-ion microbattery, which is 30 times smaller than the previous battery and has a charging speed 1,000 times faster than other technologies. Industry insiders pointed out that this technology will have a revolutionary impact on the current mobile digital market if it realizes commercial applications. At the same time, the National Electric Vehicle Technology Development "Twelfth Five-Year" key special expert group meeting was held recently, and the development trend of electric vehicles is expected to drive the increase in lithium demand. Based on the imagination space triggered by new technologies and the development of the lithium battery industry, individual stocks such as Tianqi Lithium, Ganfeng Lithium, and Jiangte Electric are worthy of attention.

　　Researchers at the University of Illinois in the United States have recently developed a new type of lithium-ion microbattery, which is 30 times smaller than the previous battery and has a charging speed 1,000 times faster than other technologies. Industry insiders pointed out that this technology will have a revolutionary impact on the current mobile digital market if it realizes commercial applications. At the same time, the National Electric Vehicle Technology Development "Twelfth Five-Year" key special expert group meeting was held recently, and the development trend of electric vehicles is expected to drive the increase in lithium demand. Based on the imagination space triggered by new technologies and the development of the lithium battery industry, individual stocks such as Tianqi Lithium, Ganfeng Lithium, and Jiangte Electric are worthy of attention.

　　The charging speed of the new battery has increased thousands of times

　　In recent years, electronic technology has developed rapidly and computer components have become smaller and smaller. However, battery technology and battery life have been relatively backward, restricting the development of smart phones and other mobile devices. Therefore, it is particularly urgent to carry out technological innovation on batteries.

　　According to a paper published in the latest issue of "Nature Communications", researchers at the University of Illinois led by Professor William P. King have recently developed a new type of lithium-ion microbattery. The thickness of this new type of super micro battery is only a few millimeters, the volume is 30 times smaller than the previous battery, and the charging speed is 1000 times faster than other technologies.　　 Lithium-ion micro-battery is made of high-power lithium-ion, with 3D microstructure fast charging positive and negative electrodes. The power density of this miniature battery is 2000 times higher than that of current batteries, which can reduce the size of existing batteries by 90%, or provide 10 times the power of existing batteries; at the same time, it can help extend broadcast signals up to 30 times, and It avoids the trade-off between battery life and performance, and breaks the limitation of only one trade-off between battery life and power in the past.

　　At present, this brand new battery technology is still in the experimental stage, and there is still a long way to go before commercial applications. However, the research team hopes to start commercial trials of this technology later this year, planning to integrate the technology into other electronic components, and is also studying low-cost production processes.