The Three Laws of Batteries

This is very interesting: The Three Laws of Batteries (and a Bonus Zeroth Law): Cleantech News and Analysis «

I think everyone here will recognize the Zeroth law:

'The performance of any battery will fall (just) short of our expectations irrespective of the complexity of the device it is powering.':o

This is very interesting: The Three Laws of Batteries (and a Bonus Zeroth Law): Cleantech News and Analysis «

 

I think everyone here will recognize the Zeroth law:

 

'The performance of any battery will fall (just) short of our expectations irrespective of the complexity of the device it is powering.':o

Thanks for the link......that was very interesting AND I think I sort of understood a lot of it

All the factors well understood of course, but he hasn't been entirely complete in his appraisal. He's left out the NiCad type, presumably because it defies his third law. Of course they are no longer made on environmental grounds and that may be his excuse, including environmental possibilities in "safety", but NiCad should have been included to qualify that third law.

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