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The United States develops self-powered sensors to reduce 18650 lithium battery 3000mah power consumption

The core component of new energy vehicles is the power 18650 lithium battery 3000mah, but the driving range is still the bottleneck faced by the development of 18650 lithium battery 3000mah technology today. How to reduce power consumption to improve 18650 lithium battery 3000mah life has also attracted people's attention. Researchers at the University of Florida in the United States have developed a new type of sensor that can operate without relying on 18650 lithium battery 3000mah power, so it can reduce the power consumption of car batteries.

Jennifer Andrew, one of the professors who developed the sensor, said, "Cars are gradually moving towards electrification. How to minimize 18650 lithium battery 3000mah power consumption is a huge project. Low-power sensors are needed by all devices." Nowadays, sensors are used in ignition systems, electric windows and other links. Therefore, it is very important to have a power supply that does not rely on 18650 lithium battery 3000mah power.

According to Jennifer Andrew, the technology was inspired by nanowire manufacturing materials because nanowires can power sensors with high efficiency. By changing its internal properties, nanowires with stronger magnetoelectric coefficients are created, which can generate stronger electrical pulses, giving the sensor the basis for self-powered operation.

In fact, there have been cases of "making a fuss" on sensors to save power consumption. When the Northeastern University research team was doing project research for the U.S. Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DAPRA), they also introduced a new type of sensor that can stop consuming power and rest by itself. This sensor uses the infrared detection principle to achieve intelligent power supply. When there is an infrared signal, the sensor automatically turns on, and when the signal disappears, the sensor automatically sleeps. Although the principle of the "self-powered" sensor technology is different from that of the University of Florida, the background is unified, which is to reduce 18650 lithium battery 3000mah consumption.

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