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Yan Huang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • a flour based one stop supercapacitor with intrinsic self healability and Stretchability after self healing and biodegradability
    Energy Storage Materials, 2019
    Co-Authors: Jiaqi Wang, Jie Liu, Panpan Wang, Yuping Feng, Hua Wang, Ningyuan Nie, Yueyang Wang, Yan Huang
    Abstract:

    Abstract The supercapacitor with intrinsic self-healability, Stretchability after self-healing, and biodegradability after full usage, is very significant for modern flexible and implantable electronics. However, the few healing times and/or the low healing efficiency of state-of-the-art self-healable supercapacitor cannot satisfy current needs. More importantly, all stretchable supercapacitors cannot be stretched anymore after healing, which greatly limits the use of these devices. In addition, once the supercapacitor fails ultimately, it can only be discarded. Herein, we innovatively modify the self-healable flour as the main material of both electrolyte and electrodes to fabricate the one-stop supercapacitor for the first time, which displays intrinsic self-healability and Stretchability after healing as well as biodegradability after full utilization. This supercapacitor from the nature, beyond the nature and to the nature, opens many new opportunities for various next-generation flexible and implantable electronics.

  • high performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on ppy cnts urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Yan Huang, Chenxi Fu, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Hong Hu
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

  • High-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Jinfeng Sun, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Yan Huang, Minshen Zhu, Chunyi Zhi
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

Chunyi Zhi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • High-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Jinfeng Sun, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Yan Huang, Minshen Zhu, Chunyi Zhi
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

Hong Hu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • high performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on ppy cnts urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Yan Huang, Chenxi Fu, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Hong Hu
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

Yang Huang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • high performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on ppy cnts urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Yan Huang, Chenxi Fu, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Hong Hu
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

  • High-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Jinfeng Sun, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Yan Huang, Minshen Zhu, Chunyi Zhi
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

Zhengyue Wang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • high performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on ppy cnts urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Yan Huang, Chenxi Fu, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Hong Hu
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.

  • High-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor based on PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber core spun yarn
    Nano Energy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Jinfeng Sun, Zhengyue Wang, Yang Huang, Yan Huang, Minshen Zhu, Chunyi Zhi
    Abstract:

    Abstract Yarn supercapacitors, as knittable and weavable energy storage devices, are attracting more and more attention in recent years. Similar to various yarns with different physical and mechanical properties available in textile industry, different yarn supercapacitors should be developed as well. However, as a device, stretchable yarn supercapacitors suffer a lot from limited Stretchability, complicated and high cost fabrication, which greatly restrict their wide adoptions. Here, we use urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) with intrinsic high Stretchability for the first time, as a wearable scaffold for hosting conductive CNT and electrocapacitive PPy to fabricate large-scale highly stretchable yarn electrodes via a simple two-step process (CNTs dipping and PPy electrodeposition). The yarn supercapacitor keeps the excellent Stretchability of the UY without using any extra stretchy substrate or wavy structure as most stretchable yarn supercapacitors used, and at the same time, exhibits a high areal capacitance of 69 mF cm −2 (normalized to two electrodes) as well as a good rate capacity. Furthermore, the capacitive performance of the yarn supercapacitor remains nearly unchanged even at a high strain of 80%. The high-performance stretchable yarn supercapacitor with the use of intrinsically stretchable yarns paves a way for the production of large-size fabrics for wearable electronic applications.