I need more battery capacity in smaller physical size. I have now 6000 mah LiPo in small box with circuit and now i need to put even more mah in that same box.More power in smaller physical size?
LIPos are amongst the most power-dense battery technologies available to consumers If i'm not mistaken .
What are you really after ? Instantanious power or Battery capacity?
What will you be using it for and what is it in the LiPo that doesn't suit you?
Or do you just need a very small battery that gives approximately 3,7 volts?
How many cells is your Lipo (what voltage does it give)I need more battery capacity in smaller physical size. I have now 6000 mah LiPo in small box with circuit and now i need to put even more mah in that same box.
Thanks.
Lithium polymer is the best battery for power density and light weight. There is nothing better.What alternatives there is for LiPo batteries. I try to find battery which outputs similar 3.7V power but stores more power in smaller physical size.
Thanks
It does not exist and almost certainly never will. For the last 30 years, the electronics industry has been searching for smller, lighter batteries because the future of electric cars depends on finding such a thing. They don't exist.I need more battery capacity in smaller physical size. I have now 6000 mah LiPo in small box with circuit and now i need to put even more mah in that same box.
Thanks.
I wouldn't go as far a to say that it will never exist )It does not exist and almost certainly never will.
Everybody wishes there was a better battery, there is none.
Not in our lifetimes. There was hundreds of millions of $$$ posted by the government for the company that came up with such a creature and everybody looked..... the laws of physics can be pesky and annoying.I wouldn't go as far a to say that it will never exist )
Not in our lifetimes. There was hundreds of millions of $$$ posted by the government for the company that came up with such a creature and everybody looked..... the laws of physics can be pesky and annoying.
3.7V 1 cell lipo and 6000 mah battery lasts for about one week (168 hours).How many cells is your Lipo (what voltage does it give)
And how many volts do you actually need?
Because voltage and mAh are a tradeoff
What are you building? Maybe someone can offer an alternative or a more efficient circuit where your
mAh will be of more use
what are you powering with the lipo(post the circuit)? Maybe someone can offer a more efficient way of power delivery3.7V 1 cell lipo and 6000 mah battery lasts for about one week (168 hours).
Maybe. That's what the hydrogen fuel cells were suppose to provide.... that technology sure was a success.
Not even with advances in nanotechnology?
Maybe some ... Nuclear-based device
Interesting, but the source article says this is still Lithium Ion battery technology. Not sure why they are making miraculous claims? Other than to get venture capital funding....I saw this the other day: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-04/uoia-sis041613.php
http://www.nature.com/ncomms/journal/v4/n4/full/ncomms2747.html
High-power lithium ion microbatteries from interdigitated three-dimensional bicontinuous nanoporous electrodes
OK, maybe this is a breakthrough in "microbatteries"...... whatever those are. That term has never been formally defined to my knowledge, other than making a real small battery.which equals or exceeds that of the best supercapacitors, and which is 2,000 times higher than that of other microbatteries.