Maxell's ceramic-packaged all-solid-state battery PSB401010H uses a ceramic package housing to ensure heat resistance and airtightness. Surface mounting by reflow is possible.
Features
1.Wide discharge temperature range
Discharging in a discharge temperature range from low temperature of -50 deg. C to high temperature of +125 deg. C, that existing lithium-ion batteries cannot handle, is now possible.
2.Enhanced durability and endurance *1
Maxell’s all-solid-state batteries have enhanced durability and endurance, which was difficult to achieve with existing batteries. As they can reduce the need for frequent maintenance such as battery replacement, they can contribute to infrastructure monitoring in harsh environments and measures against decrease in the working population.
3.High capacity and high output *2
Discharge at a high rate is made possible by adopting sulfide-based solid electrolytes with high ionic conductivity. Devices can thus be converted into IoT devices such as real-time-monitoring instruments with low-power-consumption wireless communication including Bluetooth® Low Energy, LPWA, etc.
4.No liquid leakage, explosion, or ignition
There are no concerns such as liquid leakage, explosion, or ignition, so high safety *3 is a feature of the batteries. We also envision use in the medical and healthcare fields where safety, in addition to use in harsh environments, is a requirement.
*1 Enhanced durability and endurance: The Maxell conventional coin-type lithium-ion battery (927 size) can maintain 90% capacity for 10 days, while the all-solid-state battery can maintain 90% capacity for 100 days, based on accelerated testing at 60 deg. C.
*2 High capacity and high output: These characteristics are equivalent to the rated capacity and the maximum discharge current of Maxell’s conventional coin type lithium-ion rechargeable battery (927 size).
*3 Safety: No ignition or smoke generation is seen in various safety tests such as heating at 350 deg. C, nail penetration, and external short circuit.
<< Adoption case studies >>
November 2023_Maxell's PSB401010H all-solid-state battery was adopted in Nikon's “Multi-Turn Absolute Encoder”
October 2024_Maxell's all-solid-state battery "PSB401010H" adopted for the intelligent image recognition unit "iXAM Vision Engine"
January 2025_Maxell's All-solid-state Battery "PSB401010H" Adopted for the Wireless Cooking Temperature Sensor Device "NICK" Jointly Developed by CO-WORKS and YOSHINOYA
August 2025_ Maxell’s All-Solid-State Battery Modules Installed in Industrial Robots at Subaru Plant - Test Operations Began in August
January 2026_Test Deployment of Industrial Robots Powered by Maxell’s All‑Solid‑State Battery Power Modules Begins at Kyocera’s Kagoshima Sendai Plant
June 2026_Maxell to Begin Joint Research with JAXA on All-Solid-State Battery Technology