A super ink jet printed zinc–silver 3D microbattery

By Christine Ho, K. Murata, Dan Steingart, J. Evans, Paul K. Wright. 2009

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Perspective on 3D printing of separation membranes and comparison to related unconventional fabrication techniques (2017, background): “3D features have been produced using ink-jet based printer at much lower cost than AM techniques.[66-68] Herein, membrane fabrication based on ink-jet printing, which may or may not possess 3D features are discussed.”
The Emerging Frontiers and Applications of High-Resolution 3D Printing (2017, background): “Zinc-silver has also been used to fabricate microbatteries because of its high energy and power densities [77].”
Direct write dispenser printing of a zinc microbattery with an ionic liquid gel electrolyte (2010, background): “Alkaline nickel–zinc [27, 28], zinc–silver oxide [29, 30], and zinc– metal oxide [31] microbatteries have all been demonstrated with varying degrees of implementation and a number of device configurations, including planar, stacked and 3D interdigitated architectures.”
3D direct writing fabrication of electrodes for electrochemical storage devices (2017, methodology): “1, the direct ink writing techniques include: (1) continuous filament approaches, such as robocasting [29], fused deposition [30], and micropen writing [31]; (2) droplet-based approaches, such as ink-jet printing [32], hot-melt printing [33] and 3D printing.”