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- military and space applications. Betavoltaics were invented in the 1970s. Some pacemakers in the 1970s used betavoltaics based on promethium, but were phased...
- Due to its longer half-life, 14C betavoltaics may have an advantage in service life when compared to other betavoltaics using tritium or nickel. However...
- devices are called alphavoltaic (AV, αV), betavoltaic (BV, βV) and/or gammavoltaic (GV, γV). Betavoltaics have traditionally received the most attention...
- NanoTritium batteries are ultra-low-power, long-life betavoltaic devices developed by City Labs, Inc. These nanowatt-to-microwatt batteries utilize the...
- electrode more reliable. It is being investigated as a power source for betavoltaic batteries. Around 27% of all nickel production is used for engineering...
- forms of geothermal power plants. Niche applications for methods like betavoltaics or chemical power conversion (including electrochemistry) are only of...
- Betacel is considered to be the first commercially successful betavoltaic battery. It was developed in the early 1970s by Larry C. Olsen at the American...
- Atomic battery – Devices generating electricity from radioisotope decay Betavoltaics – Type of nuclear battery which generates electric currentPages displaying...
- reactors and in hydrogen bombs. Tritium has also been used commercially in Betavoltaic devices such as NanoTritium batteries. Tritium was first detected in...
- triboelectric effect, the piezoelectric effect, the thermoelectric effect, and betavoltaics. Electric generators transform kinetic energy into electricity. This...