Theshift to GaNgallium nitride technology for higher frequency operation and higher energy densities remains the top topic for eeNews Power in 2020.
Thebattery plansfor electric car maker Tesla have been a key more for the industry with a cobalt-free chemistry innew battery cell form factor, 4680, to replace the current 1865 version.
Tesla and European ultracapacitor maker Skeleton Technologies are set to gohead to headafter Tesla’s acquisition of Maxwell. The dry electrode technology from that deal is a key part of Tesla’s battery manufacturing plans, while Skeleton is looking to use its
Thermal issues are increasingly important all across the industry, and we looked at the thermal considerations of thelatest Series X games console from Microsoftahead of the launch.
The latest development incarbon nanotubesin Ireland promises to double the energy density of batteries, whilea miniature nuclear batterycould provide power for 20 years.
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