A 91-year-old man invents a circuit to take advantage of 100% of batteries.

Battery Savers has found a way to waste 20% of the batteries we use.

The world is going to hell and we’ve spent decades developing a system to charge devices that depend on inefficient batteries. they do not use 100% of their capacityand we don’t have systems that are currently developing. energy autonomy To avoid recharging our cell phones or electronic devices every day or buying new ones every few years because they break down like Nintendo Switch.

Gradually, new concepts are emerging, such as the sand cell we talked about a few weeks ago, or the prototype of a more efficient wind generator, but the company Battery Saver solved it to take full advantage of batteries that we already know and abuse today, and the method is not new, because already use rechargeable batteries.

It is on the company’s own page. Lawrence “Larry” Udell (91 years old) traditional batteries never exhaust their capacity to 100%, but usually 20% or 25% stay at the door. This is because when the device reaches that level of charge, the voltage drops and it can no longer take advantage of it.

Now, if a battery can consume the remaining percentage faster, yes it can. generate enough voltage powering any device is ultimately using all that capacity. To achieve this, Battery Savers designed a circuit that supplies power. only download when detected indicates that the stack has reached these thresholds. It is designed this way to avoid downloading at this forced speed as it depends on the device.

It remains to be seen whether this technology can be applied to other devices. Without going any further, in the chart above “most devicesWe think this will depend on the voltage it can supply and how much the device in question is demanding. tested many times In this way, after tightening the power, to avoid damaging the batteries. willing to launch soon.

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