Grid Electrode Fabrication via Magnetron Sputtering and Battery Cell Assembly #1984359 (License: Personal Use)

The image details the fabrication of a transparent conductive grid electrode via magnetron sputtering onto an ATO (antimony-doped tin oxide) target, followed by integration into a layered electrochemical cell. The final stack includes an upper assembly with the grid electrode, a separator membrane, liquid electrolyte droplets, a lithium metal anode, and a lower current collector-typical of solid-state or hybrid Li-ion battery prototypes.

Used in technical documentation, academic publications, or product pages for energy storage R&D; targets engineers and researchers seeking visual explanation of thin-film electrode manufacturing and cell architecture.