Toshiba SCiB Cell High Power Product Strategy
From the Smart Energy Week 2021 Battery Japan Expert Technical Session
2021/04/30
- Summary
- Unique lithium titanium oxide anode provides a variety of features
- SCiB needs, case studies, and production sites
- Future product development and new technologies
Summary
Based on a technical presentation at the 12th International Rechargeable Battery Expo - Battery Japan (March 3-5, 2021, Tokyo Big Sight), this report introduces the principle features and future strategy of the SCiBTM lithium-ion rechargeable battery, which Toshiba Corporation (Toshiba) has developed and produced independently since 2008. (Speaker: Ms. Asako Satoh, Cell Technology Executive, Battery Division, Toshiba Corporation)
The electrodes of the latest lithium-ion batteries are made of a variety of materials on the positive electrode side, but graphite is nearly a standard for the negative electrode. In contrast to this, SCiBTM has been given a unique feature that sets it apart from other batteries by using a distinctive material on the negative electrode side.
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| The many advantages of SCiB are based on the physical properties of the anode material, lithium titanium oxide. | Currently, the product is supplied as a cell with a square winding structure shown in the photo. |
(Source: Toshiba)
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