The Design Optimization of Si-Based Isotope Microbattery

Zai Jun Cheng; Chuan Wen Huang; Peng Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.742.748

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The Design Optimization of Si-Based Isotope Microbattery

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A theoretical model of Si-based P-N junction isotope microbattery’s electrical output was demonstrated. According to the model, electrical output performance of a 1*1 mm² Si-based isotope microbattery under the irradiation of a 1 mCi ⁶³Ni source was simulated. The optimal doping concentration was obtained when the microbattery had the maximum output power density of 0.95 nW/cm².

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 742)

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Zai Jun Cheng*, Chuan Wen Huang, Peng Zhou

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⁶³ Ni, Isotope Microbattery, Silicon

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