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Tritium's beta decay process emits electrons with 5.7 keV energy. I wonder why these devices output such low voltages as 2.4 V. A beta decay electron should be
by tlb 7y ago
Tritium's beta decay process emits electrons with 5.7 keV energy. I wonder why these devices output such low voltages as 2.4 V. A beta decay electron should be able to jump to a cathode at nearly -5700 volts.
- baybal2 7y agoVery likely they have some integrated voltage downstepping. Doing 5.7kV circuits is not your typical power engineering 101