Akıllı Telefonları 30 Saniyede Tam Şarj Eden Cihaz

Yazar Tarih: 08 Nisan 2014

Günümüz akıllı telefonların en büyük sorunu olan şarj sorunu birçok kişi tarafından birçok kez dile getirildi. Oldukça üst seviye donanımlara sahip olan günümüz larının ları ancak bir günü zar zor çıkaranbataryalarla geliyorlar. Bu durum haliyle tüketicilerin canını sıkıyor. Ancak bu sorun yakında nanoteknoloji sayesinde çözülebilir.

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Şarjı biten cihazınızın ileride sadece 1 dakikada tam şarj olabileceğini söylesek tepkiniz nasıl olurdu? Herhalde bize inanmazdınız. Ancak bu  sayesinde mümkün. Bu konuyla alakalı uzun bir süredir çalışma yapan İsrailli şirket StoreDot bugün yeni  şarj cihazını tanıttı.

Bu cihaz nanoteknoloji sayesinde çok çok kısa bir sürede akıllı telefonları tam şarj etmeyi vadediyor. Bu anlamda bir de test videosu yayınlayan firma, şarjı %27 olan Galaxy S3 model akıllı telefonu sadece 29 saniye içerisinde %100şarj etmeyi başardı.

Nanodots isimli cihazın ileride dizüstü bilgisayarlar için olanı da üretileceği belirtilirken cihazın seri üretiminin ise2016 yılında başlayacağı belirtiliyor. İşte o video;

 

türkçe kaynak: teknokulis.com

“Today at Microsoft’s Think Next symposium in Tel Aviv, Israeli startup StoreDot has demonstrated the prototype of a nanodot-based smartphone battery it claims can fully charge in just under 30 seconds. With the company having plans for mass production, this technology could change the way we interact with portable electronics, and perhaps even help realize the dream of a fast-charging electric car.

As we all know only too well, recharging our portable electronics can take a painfully long time. This is because reversing the chemical reactions that caused the battery to deplete is a process that can hardly be rushed, for considerations of both safety and energy efficiency.

But now, a radically new battery design advanced by StoreDot could bring charge times down to the order of a few seconds. The company produces so-called nanodots, chemically synthesized bio-organic peptide molecules that, thanks to their small size, improve electrode capacitance and electrolyte performance. The end result is batteries that can be fully charged in seconds rather than hours.

‘In essence, we have developed a new generation of electrodes with new materials – we call it MFE – Multi Function Electrode,” StoreDot CEO Doron Myersdorf told Gizmag. “On one side it acts like a supercapacitor (with very fast charging), and on the other is like a lithium electrode (with slow discharge). The electrolyte is modified with our nanodots in order to make the multifunction electrode more effective.”

The company says that unlike other nanodot and quantum-dot technologies that are heavy metal based, making them toxic, its nanodots are made from a vast range of bio-organic raw materials that are environmentally-friendly. These materials are also naturally abundant, and the nanodots employ a basic biological mechanism of self-assembly, making them cheap to manufacture.

Self-discharge characteristics are similar to those of lithium-ion cells and, for its first prototype, the company targeted the approximate capacity of a smartphone battery (around 2,000 mAh).

But Myersdorf told us that the technology could also be adapted to electric cars, by modifying the electrode so it could sustain higher currents (and, of course, configuring a large number of cells in parallel).

StoreDot is in the process of submitting patents for the technology, and mass production of the smartphone batteries is planned for late 2016.

The video below illustrates just how quickly the battery can be recharged.

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