aluminum ion battery
Energy density about the same as lead acid. 7500 cycle life with rapid charging aluminum ion
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I'm looking forward to seeing that. If it is the same energy density per volume as lead/acid, then I'd jump to it for safety reasons.
If it has more energy density, it only makes it more attractive.
Even if it had less energy density, for large storage battery applications, this technology will be useful.
I do see a lot of new battery technologies... I just hope something pans out. As of now, we have lead/acid, and lithium. The biggest problem with Li based batteries is that it needs a very sophisticated charge and discharge controller that monitors/controls all amperage/voltage coming in and out. Without this... boom.
If it has more energy density, it only makes it more attractive.
Even if it had less energy density, for large storage battery applications, this technology will be useful.
I do see a lot of new battery technologies... I just hope something pans out. As of now, we have lead/acid, and lithium. The biggest problem with Li based batteries is that it needs a very sophisticated charge and discharge controller that monitors/controls all amperage/voltage coming in and out. Without this... boom.
