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A bigger battery is just more modules right? So (theoretically) large batteries charge at the same speed as small ones? You just just need more power than we ca
by teekert 2mo ago
A bigger battery is just more modules right? So (theoretically) large batteries charge at the same speed as small ones? You just just need more power than we can deliver though a cable in the time we want to charge them all to 100% at their maximum charging speed. How does "Quantum" solve that?
- deadbunny 2mo agoFrom TFA: It's superabsorption that's responsible for the battery's most surprising property. In classical physics, molecules are little individualists – each acting on its own and absorbing energy at a rate independent of the molecules around it. But with quantum effects, they're a little more collectivist: they "act in unison and synergise", says Quach. "So that the rate at which you can absorb energy increases with the number of molecules there are."
- dist-epoch 2mo ago[dead]