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It is strange but perhaps this is referring to a ratio. A temperature change similarly does not imply any energy delta (in classical physics at least) as the ma
by osigurdson 4y ago
It is strange but perhaps this is referring to a ratio. A temperature change similarly does not imply any energy delta (in classical physics at least) as the mass of an object approaches zero.
I agree though, just tell us how much more efficient it is than existing technology.
>> Low voltage with extremely high current is still a lot of energy
To be a bit pedantic, this is strictly a lot of power - it is necessary to multiply by time to get energy.
1 amp * 1 volt = 1 watt = 1 joule / second