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Granted Patent B2
US 9,711,284 · App. 13/711,531 · Granted Jul 18, 2017

Structure to make supercapacitor

Inventors: Brian S. Doyle (Portland, OR); Sasikanth Manipatruni (Hillsboro, OR); Shawna M. Liff (Gilbert, AZ); Vivek K. Singh (Portland, OR)
Assignee: Intel Corporation
H01G4/008B82Y10/00D03D1/0088H01G4/28H01L28/60H01L29/068H01L29/0673H01L29/775D10B2401/18
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Patent No.
US 9,711,284
App. No.
13/711,531
Granted
Jul 18, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A charge storage fiber is described. In an embodiment, the charge storage fiber includes a flexible electrically conducting fiber, a dielectric coating on the flexible electrically conducting fiber, and a metal coating on the dielectric coating. In an embodiment, the charge storage fiber is attached to a textile-based product.

Claims (32)

1. A charge storage fiber comprising:

a flexible electrically conducting fiber, wherein the flexible electrically conducting fiber comprises a flexible insulating fiber;

a first metal (M 1 ) coating on the flexible electrically conducting fiber;

a dielectric (E 1 ) coating on the flexible electrically conducting fiber, wherein the dielectric (E 1 ) coating is on the first metal (M 1 ) coating and surrounds a distal end of the first metal (M 1 ) coating;

a second metal (M 2 ) coating on the dielectric coating, wherein the second metal (M 2 ) coating surrounds a distal end of the dielectric (E 1 ) coating and is electrically isolated from the first metal (M 1 ) coating;

a second dielectric (E 2 ) coating on the second metal (M 2 ) coating and surrounding a proximal end of the second metal (M 2 ) coating; and

a third metal (M 3 ) coating on the second dielectric (E 2 ) coating and surrounding a proximal end of the second dielectric (E 2 ) coating, wherein the third metal (M 3 ) coating is electrically isolated from the second metal (M 2 ) coating.

2. The charge storage fiber of claim 1 , wherein the first metal (M 1 ) coating is longer than the dielectric (E 1 ) coating.

3. The charge storage fiber of claim 2 , wherein the dielectric (E 1 ) coating is longer than the second metal (M 2 ) coating.

4. A charge storage fiber comprising:

a flexible electrically conducting fiber, wherein the flexible electrically conducting fiber comprises a flexible insulating fiber;

a first metal (M 1 ) coating on the flexible insulating fiber;

a dielectric (E 1 ) coating on the first metal (M 1 ) coating;

a metal (M 2 ) coating on and surrounding at least a portion of the dielectric coating;

a second dielectric (E 2 ) coating on the metal (M 2 ) coating; and

a third metal (M 3 ) coating and surrounding at least a portion of the second dielectric (E 2 ) coating.

5. The charge storage fiber of claim 4 , wherein the third metal (M 3 ) coating is in electrical contact with the first metal (M 1 ) coating.

6. The charge storage fiber of claim 4 , wherein the second metal (M 2 ) coating is electrically isolated from the first metal (M 1 ) coating and the third metal (M 3 ) coating.

7. The charge storage fiber of claim 1 , wherein the flexible electrically conducting fiber is a flexible metal wire, wherein the dielectric (E 1 ) coating is on the flexible metal wire.

8. The charge storage fiber of claim 1 , wherein the flexible electrically conducting fiber is a flexible semiconducting wire.

9. The charge storage fiber of claim 8 , further comprising a first metal (M 1 ) coating on the flexible semiconducting wire, wherein the dielectric (E 1 ) coating is on the first metal (M 1 ) coating.

10. The charge storage fiber of claim 1 , wherein the flexible electrically conducting fiber comprises a flexible fiber and a semiconducting coating on the flexible fiber.

11. The charge storage fiber of claim 1 , wherein the charge storage fiber is attached to a textile-based product.

12. The charge storage fiber of claim 11 , wherein the charge storage fiber is woven into a textile-based product.

13. The charge storage fiber of claim 11 , wherein the textile-based product is selected from the group consisting of clothing and a wearable accessory.

14. A charge storage fiber comprising:

a flexible electrically conducting fiber, wherein the flexible electrically conducting fiber comprises a flexible fiber and a semiconducting coating on the flexible fiber;

a first metal (M 1 ) coating on the flexible electrically conducting fiber, wherein the first metal (M 1 ) coating is on the semiconducting coating;

a dielectric (E 1 ) coating on the flexible electrically conducting fiber, wherein the dielectric (E 1 ) coating is on the first metal (M 1 ) coating and surrounds a distal end of the first metal (M 1 ) coating;

a second metal (M 2 ) coating on the dielectric coating, wherein the second metal (M 2 ) coating surrounds a distal end of the dielectric (E 1 ) coating and is electrically isolated from the first metal (M 1 ) coating;

a second dielectric (E 2 ) coating on the second metal (M 2 ) coating and surrounding a proximal end of the second metal (M 2 ) coating; and

a third metal (M 3 ) coating on the second dielectric (E 2 ) coating and surrounding a proximal end of the second dielectric (E 2 ) coating, wherein the third metal (M 3 ) coating is electrically isolated from the second metal (M 2 ) coating.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 11, 2012
From: DOYLE, BRIAN S.; MANIPATRUNI, SASIKANTH; LIFF, SHAWNA M.; SINGH, VIVEK K.
To: INTEL CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 029449/0221 →
Continuity (1)
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