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Prototypes Available Soon:

  • NanoTritium™ battery - A nanowatt level battery, comprised of proprietary, high efficiency solar cells and solid layers of Tritium. The battery can be specified to run from 2-4 Volts and provide nanowatt level power through year 20.  The battery will be button sized to easily fit into circuit cards to power memory applications. Contact us for more information.

  • L10 battery - A 10 microwatt battery, comprised of proprietary, high efficiency solar cells stacked in layers with solid layers of Tritium embedded within the stacked layers. The battery can be specified to run from 2-4 Volts and provide 3 microwatts of power in year 20.  The battery will have the rough dimensions of a cell phone or digital camera battery.  Contact us for more information.

 

Betavoltaic Battery Structure

Future Development:

  • L10-TFB battery - This L10 battery is supplemented with a Thin Film Battery (TFB) that is trickle charged by the L10 Tritium Battery.  The purpose is to harvest the low microwatt power into the TFB and provide intermittent power bursts in the milliwatts range lasting up to tens of minutes. The battery will have similar dimensions to L10.  Contact us for more information.

  • L60 battery - A 60 microwatt battery, comprised of proprietary, high efficiency solar cells stacked in layers with solid layers of Tritium embedded within the stacked layers. The battery can be specified to run from 2-4 Volts and provide approximately 20 microwatts of power in year 20. The battery will have the rough dimensions of a cell phone or digital camera battery.

  • L60-TFB battery - This L60 battery is supplemented with a Thin Film Battery (TFB) that is trickle charged by the L60 Tritium Battery.  The purpose is to harvest the low microwatt power into the TFB and provide intermittent power bursts in the milliwatts range lasting up to tens of minutes. The battery will have similar dimensions to L60.


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