5 results about "Atomic battery" patented technology

The present application provides an atomic battery that is lightweight and thin. The present application solves the above problem by providing an atomic battery that includes a thermoelectric conversion element having a thermoelectric conversion portion exhibiting nonreciprocal conduction based on a broken spatial inversion symmetry and a pair of electrodes disposed apart from each other in the thermoelectric conversion portion and used to extract a nonreciprocal thermoelectric signal, and at least one structural component of the atomic battery contains a radioisotope element.

A rechargeable electrochemical system is disclosed that operates using ultra-pure water and a preconditioned electrode without added salts, acids, bases, or catalysts. The electrode is infused with reactive hydrogen species, such as atomic hydrogen, through methods including electrolysis, thermal exposure, or ambient-compatible water jet impact. Upon immersion in ultra-pure water and pairing with a second electrode, the infused electrode induces a spontaneous electrochemical potential. The water, initially non-conductive, becomes weakly alkaline and functions as an electrolyte. The system generates measurable voltage and current under ambient conditions. After discharge, the infused electrode can be restored by reapplying the hydrogen-infusion process or an external potential, enabling repeated charge-discharge cycles. Experimental validation shows consistent electrochemical behavior and power output sufficient for common electronic components. This system offers a scalable, environmentally compatible alternative to conventional batteries and hydrogen energy systems, enabling novel electrochemical operation under benign conditions and opening pathways in low-energy nuclear processes.

A system can include one or more wellbore tools, a pressure-containment housing, and an atomic battery. The one or more wellbore tools can be positioned in a wellbore to perform one or more wellbore operations. The pressure-containment housing can be positioned in the wellbore. The atomic battery can be positioned in the pressure-containment housing and can be coupled with the one or more wellbore tools to provide continuous electrical power to the one or more wellbore tools to facilitate the one or more wellbore operations.

A system can include one or more wellbore tools, a pressure-containment housing, and an atomic battery. The one or more wellbore tools can be positioned in a wellbore to perform one or more wellbore operations. The pressure-containment housing can be positioned in the wellbore. The atomic battery can be positioned in the pressure-containment housing and can be coupled with the one or more wellbore tools to provide continuous electrical power to the one or more wellbore tools to facilitate the one or more wellbore operations.

A system can include one or more wellbore tools, a pressure-containment housing, and an atomic battery. The one or more wellbore tools can be positioned in a wellbore to perform one or more wellbore operations. The pressure-containment housing can be positioned in the wellbore. The atomic battery can be positioned in the pressure-containment housing and can be coupled with the one or more wellbore tools to provide continuous electrical power to the one or more wellbore tools to facilitate the one or more wellbore operations.