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Vapor Deposition Engineering for Thin-Film Microbatteries: From Nanoscale Ionics to Interface-Integrated Architectures

Authors: Mingming Zheng; Xinrui Xu; Xiaofei Wang; Haibin Lin; Changmin Hou; Mustafa Khan; Jinlong Zhu; Songbai Han

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-02002-wStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Tailored crystallinity and defect engineering in ultrathin solid-state electrolytes enable enhanced nanoscale ion transport. • Chemically stable and conformal interfaces mitigate interfacial failure and space charge effects in microbattery architectures. • Spatial atomic layer deposition and scalable vapor-phase strategies enable 3D integration and monolithic interfacing of thin-film microbatteries with internet of things device platforms. • Vapor deposition techniques are pivotal for fabricating high-performance thin-film microbatteries, addressing challenges in materials innovation, interface optimization, and scalable manufacturing.