Silicon-carbon anodes refer to a type of electrode material used in lithium-ion batteries, where silicon is combined with carbon to enhance the performance of the anode. Silicon has a high theoretical capacity for lithium storage, significantly exceeding that of traditional graphite anodes. However, silicon tends to expand and contract during the charge and discharge cycles, which can lead to mechanical degradation and reduced battery life. By integrating carbon with silicon, the composite anode can improve structural integrity, conductivity, and cycle stability, allowing for better battery performance, higher capacity, and longer lifespan. Silicon-carbon anodes are therefore seen as a promising advancement in battery technology, particularly for applications requiring high energy density and efficiency, such as in electric vehicles and portable electronics.
Sunrise New Energy has recently made significant strides in the battery industry by developing high-energy density and high-rate silicon-carbon anode products. These innovative products offer a range of benefits, including…