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Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Power news this week

By Nick Flaherty www.flaherty.co.uk at EENews Power Management

. Rechargeable aluminium-air coin cell developer looks for collaborators


. First practical solid electrolyte for safer lithium batteries


TECHNOLOGIES TO WATCH

. V2G algorithm connects electric car batteries to the grid


. Wireless charging taps quantum mechanics for moving objects


. Low temperature battery technology boosts electric car safety


NEW POWER PRODUCTS


. Triple-output supplies can simulate power problems


. Compact AC-DC supplies supply up to 20W


TECHNICAL PAPERS

. Optimized Switch Solutions for Smart Metering Applications


. New Nordic Engineering: Battery powered wireless sensor networks
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