Silicon carbon composite electrode architecture: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Volume expansion during lithiation causes mechanical fracture and rapid capacity loss in high-capacity anodes. Engineering the carbon-silicon interface and morphology stabilizes the composite structure to extend cycle life.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Silicon carbon composite electrode architecture?
Electrode mechanical instability
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Silicon-based anodes suffer from severe structural disintegration during lithiation cycles. Mitigating this physical degradation prevents capacity loss and short cycle life.
Interfacial contact loss
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High volume expansion in silicon anodes and rigid solid electrolytes leads to mechanical disconnection at the electrode-electrolyte interface. Maintaining physical contact ensures continuous ion and electron transport during cycling.