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techchee.com - 3/12/2009
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MIT researchers have brought us good news, claiming that they’ve managed to develop new battery technology that would lead to produce small and lightweight batteries that recharge in seconds for cellphones and gadgets.
MIT said its engineers took the existing battery material and ...
news.bbc.co.uk - 3/12/2009
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A new manufacturing method for lithium-ion batteries could
lead to smaller, lighter batteries that can be charged
in just seconds. Batteries that discharge just as quickly would be useful for electric and hybrid cars, where a quick jolt of charge is ...
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BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Battery that 'charges ...
electronista.com - 3/12/2009
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electronista.com —
MIT scientists led by professor Gerbrand Ceder today
said they have developed a new improvement on lithium-ion
battery packs that could potentially eliminate the need for long recharge times or, in some cases, for larger batteries. By applying a ...
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MIT battery tech recharges in seconds
crn.com - 3/12/2009
MIT Develops Battery That Recharges In Seconds - The Channel Wire - IT Channel News And Views by ...
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A new battery technology developed by the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology could lead to small, lightweight batteries
for cell phones and other mobile devices that recharge in seconds instead of hours. MIT on Wednesday said its engineers have ...
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MIT Develops Battery That Recharges In Seconds - The ...
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Battery that Charges in Seconds
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... near tunnels were blocked.
To get around this problem a new surface structure has been created which allows the lithium ions to move around the surface and enter a tunnel when needed. This benefits the system in 2 ways. First off, the battery can be charged quicker (ie, 10 - 20 seconds) and the size of the battery is also made smaller.
If tests are successful we could see this new battery being put in place in the next few years.
Via: CRN and TechChee ...
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