The battery was developed by researchers at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnologies at CNR and Polytechnico de Milano. It follows the rules Quantum physics, Has a recharge time, which is inversely related to the amount of energy stored. A new step that could lead to potential applications for devices such as wireless chargers, solar cells and cameras. The researchers recalledAnd quantum batteries are a new type of energy saving device It operates according to the principles of quantum physics, the science of studying infinite little things that do not always apply to the laws of traditional physics. Presented by National Institute of Research Council (Cnr-Ifn) Institute of Photonics and Tersilla Virgili of Nanotechnology and Giulio Cerullo of the Department of Physics at Polytechnico de Milano. By increasing the capacity of the battery it is possible to produce a type of quantum battery that increases the charging power faster.
This work, carried out in collaboration with other international research groups, has been published in Scientific Advances. “Quantum batteries have anti-intuitive properties in which the recharge time is inversely related to the battery capacity, i.e. the amount of stored electric charge,” explains Tersilla Virgili. “This leads to an intriguing idea – the scientist observes – that the charging power of quantum batteries is very extensive. It also increases rapidly with the size of the battery. ” Just as a quid, the basic unit of quantum information, can be 0 and 1 simultaneously in quantum computers, so can quantum superposition of two energy states (basic and excited).
By creating a quantum battery so that the units are in super position, the whole system can work together. This behavior, called quantum coherence, allows units to work together by generating high-velocity electrons depending on the number of molecule-units. “In the future this type of device can be used in various fields of science and technology Such as wireless chargers, solar cells and cameras. “
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