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Hi Jasen, HT>> expect that soon the output will be at the level of 300 volts, and HT>> 1 watt of mechanical power or 0.5 watt of electrical power. The HT>> device might not yet be as compact as the best micro-batteries HT>> currently available, but it will be able to do what batteries HT>> cannot, namely supply power over long periods. JB> immagine one of those in a mobile phone... 0.5W is probbly JB> not enough power though. :) Not if the battery is totally dispensed with. That's not ¨efficient however. A turbine is inefficient when it has to ¨operate over a wide range of loads. That's one reason they ¨are fine for aircraft but not for cars. Look at it this way: The battery in my cell phone (Siemens M35i) ¨is 3.6 Volts, 500 mAh. Or 1.8 Wh. That's enough for 3 to 4 days ¨of average operation. A 500mW generator could charge the battery ¨in less than 4 hours. So 500 mW is plenty for a cell phone. Not for a laptop though and I suspect they are aiming for ¨that... Cheers, Michiel --- InterMail 2.29k* Origin: Thou shalt not go faster than light. (2:280/5555) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 280/5555 5003 379/1 396/45 106/2000 633/267 |
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