Advanced Functional Materials · 2022 · 124 citations · 185 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceElectrochemical EngineeringMaterials ChemistryNanomaterials3D PrintingElectrochemical Cell DesignElectrode MaterialsNanomaterials For Energy StorageSupercapacitor MaterialsSupercapacitorsCapacitanceDesign PrinciplesDevice AssemblyPower DensityPrinting TechnologiesSupercapacitor Energy Storage
Abstract Supercapacitors (SCs) offer broad possibilities in the rising domain of military and civilian owing to their intrinsic properties of superior power density, long lifetime, and safety features. Despite of low‐cost, facile manufacture, and time‐saving, 3D printing technology unleashes the potential of SCs in terms of achieving desirable capacitance with high mass loading, fabrication of well‐designed complicated structures, and direct construction of on‐chip integration systems. In this review, first, the representative printing technologies for SCs and advanced printable materials are scrutinized for SCs and advanced printable materials. Then the structure design principles of electrodes and devices are respectively highlighted and reported cases are systematically summarized. Next, configurations of the SCs and their applications in various areas are described in detail. Finally, the promising research directions for the future are discussed. The perspectives reviewed here are expected to provide a comprehensive understanding of 3D‐printed SCs and guidance in realizing their promise in various applications.
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