Patents Assigned to Bipolar Technologies Corp.
  • Patent number: 7166384
    Abstract: Microscopic batteries, integratable or integrated with microelectromechanical systems or other microscopic circuits, including a MEMS microcircuit, and methods of microfabrication of such microscopic batteries are disclosed, among which comprise closed system microscopic batteries for internal storage of electricity using interval reactants only, which comprise microscopic electrodes, electrolyte and reservoir for the electrolyte.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 14, 2001
    Date of Patent: January 23, 2007
    Assignee: BiPolar Technologies Corp.
    Inventors: Rodney M. LaFollette, Linton G. Salmon, John N. Harb
  • Patent number: 7144654
    Abstract: Microscopic batteries, integratable or integrated with microelectromechanical systems or other microscopic circuits, including a MEMS microcircuit, and methods of microfabrication of such microscopic batteries are disclosed, among which comprise closed system microscopic batteries for internal storage of electricity using interval reactants only, which comprise microscopic electrodes, electrolyte and reservoir for the electrolyte.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 10, 2002
    Date of Patent: December 5, 2006
    Assignee: Bipolar Technologies Corp.
    Inventors: Rodney M. LaFollette, Linton G. Salmon, John N. Harb
  • Patent number: 6063525
    Abstract: Microthin sheet technology is disclosed by which superior batteries are constructed which, among other things, accommodate the requirements for high load rapid discharge and recharge, mandated by electric vehicle criteria. The microthin sheet technology has process and article overtones and can be used to form thin electrodes used in batteries of various kinds and types, such as spirally-wound batteries, bipolar batteries, lead acid batteries, silver/zinc batteries, and others.Superior high performance battery features include: (a) minimal ionic resistance; (b) minimal electronic resistance; (c) minimal polarization resistance to both charging and discharging; (d) improved current accessibility to active material of the electrodes; (e) a high surface area to volume ratio; (f) high electrode porosity (microporosity); (g) longer life cycle; (h) superior discharge/recharge characteristics; (j) higher capacities (A.multidot.hr); and k) high specific capacitance.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 20, 1997
    Date of Patent: May 16, 2000
    Assignee: Bipolar Technologies Corp.
    Inventor: Rodney M. LaFollette