Scientists have developed a battery that does not need to be charged: how it works

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< P _ngcontent-serverApp-C88 They can provide long -term power for different devices without recharging.

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< P > Nuclear batteries use radioactive breakdown energy, including beta radiation, and the new battery is based on carbon-14 isotope, which emits only safe beta particles. About it writes & nbsp; 24 channel & nbsp; with reference to & nbsp; scientific journal.

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< H2 class = "News-Subtitle cke-markup" > What is the feature of development

< p > Due to this battery can work for millennia.

< P > Researchers also improved the efficiency of energy conversion using technologies used in solar panels. In addition, they placed a radio operator on both electrodes, which allowed to increase the number of beta rays and reduce energy losses.

< p > lithium-ion batteries require frequent charging and have a limited service life, and their production damages the environment. Nuclear batteries can solve this problem, especially in areas where long -term power is required.

< P > The most promising areas of application:

< Ul > < LI > Medical Devices (eg Cardiostimulants who will work all life of the patient)

< li > drones and remote sensors

< LI > Space Research

< P > However, technology needs improvement to improve energy conversion efficiency.