Abstract
The present work gives an overview of materials towards the development of Li rechargeable thin film batteries. Conventional Li rechargeable battery faces issues related with large volume, safety issues due to the presence of liquid electrolyte. These issues are proposed to resolve by developing these batteries in thin film form. The main drawback of these batteries is finding an appropriate inorganic material to be used as electrolytes. Other issue is related with design of appropriate cathode material which should be cost effective and is able to provide better electrochemical performance compared to competitive counterparts. In this review, a brief description of lithium lanthanum zirconate as a solid-state electrolyte and Co free Ni rich layered oxide has been provided to overcome these issues. Strategies for optimizing these materials for designing a stable, safe and cost-effective thin film batteries are also elaborated.
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