Vibration Energy Cells Could Replace Toxic Batteries
Researchers are increasingly looking to build systems that harness energy from vibrations, as PSFK had reported earlier this year. Now, a Japanese electronics firm, Brother Industries, has developed Vibration Energy Cells that generate power after a vigorous shake. These cells are embedded with a coil, magnet and condenser to charge electricity and can be used to power any common battery powered device.
[via BBC]
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| TOPICS: | Electronics & Gadgets, Environmental / Green, Science |
| TAGS: | Brother Industries, coil, condenser, disposable batteries, vibration, Vibration Energy Cells |
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