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Solar cells power up portable electronics

A new range of high efficiency solar cell arrays and cards are designed specifically for charging batteries in portable electronic devices.

News from Ixys Semiconductor (29 April 2004)

Battery monitor to ensure telecomms integrity

Tyco Electronics Power Systems is working with Midtronics to develop a battery monitoring system to ensure network integrity for telecomms service providers.

News from Tyco Electronics Power Systems (22 April 2004)

Control module puts batteries on standby

Tyco Electronics Power Systems has expanded its NP Series of 48V power systems with the NP control and distribution module (CDM) indoor battery reserve system.

News from Tyco Electronics Power Systems (21 April 2004)

Budget switcher takes charge of batteries

A new entry-level 45W switch-mode power supply unit that is ideal for use as a battery charger in cost-sensitive fire-panel applications.

News from VxI Power (13 April 2004)

Rectifiers keep battery systems alive

Erskine Systems has a new range of industrial switch-tripping battery chargers.

News from Erskine Systems (31 March 2004)

Rechargeable batteries aid mobile medics

User application article Saft's rechargeable MP lithium-ion batteries are now standard on the newest infusion warmers manufactured by Biegler Medical Electronics for emergency applications. Brochure available

News from Saft (31 March 2004)

Rosetta relies on lithium-ion batteries

AEA Battery Systems headed to the sky once again this week, as the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft started its mission to become the first to enter a comet's orbit and land on its surface.

News from AEA Battery Systems ( 5 March 2004)

Space age power for British armed forces

User application article The lightweight battery technology set to power Britain's Bowman battlefield communications system is now being put through its paces in space.

News from AEA Battery Systems (20 February 2004)

Military PSUs set to charge

XP has been awarded a contract to supply custom power supplies to AEA Battery Systems for the UK armed forces Bowman battlefield communications system.

News from XP (28 January 2004)

More capacity for rechargeable range

Duracell has developed a new range of increased capacity AA NiMH rechargeable batteries and a high-speed charger designed to better satisfy the rechargeable power needs of high-drain digital devices.

News from The Gillette Company (14 January 2004)

Concept car features wireless charging system

User application article Splashpower's novel wireless power technology has been used in a concept car developed by Visteon Corp.

News from Splashpower (12 January 2004)

Slimline battery powers digital music player

User application article The new Duracell LP1 alkaline primary prismatic battery is to be the in-package power source for Reigncom's new iRiver SlimX 550 digital audio player.

News from The Gillette Company ( 9 January 2004)

Custom charger answers military demands

User application article A three-channel charger for fast charging three 24V NiMH batteries has been custom designed by Lawtronics.

News from Lawtronics ( 9 January 2004)

New technology produces scaleable solar cell

The CPC1810 solar cell is activated by either natural sunlight or artificial light and produces a floating source voltage,up to 7.5V and current output of 12uA.

News from Clare (28 November 2003)

Charger and supply come together on the rail

Powerterm is a combined power supply and charger packed with useful features. Brochure available

News from Omniflex (UK) (27 November 2003)

Duracell satisfies Nordic green scheme

Duracell has been awarded the White Swan environmental label in Scandinavia after successfully meeting stringent new criteria set forth by the Nordic Ecolabelling Board.

News from The Gillette Company (26 November 2003)

New name for batteries

Varta Microbattery has rebranded of standard alkaline, nickel metal hydride and lithium round cells.

News from Flint (20 November 2003)

Plant aims to recycle Li-ion batteries

AEA Technology is to set up a GBP 2 million facility in Scotland to develop world-beating technology for the recycling of lithium-ion batteries.

News from AEA Battery Systems (18 November 2003)

Batteries adapt to aid innovative design

Battery shape and size no longer needs to constrain product design following the introduction of a new rechargeable battery technology that can be customised in terms of size, shape and performance.

News from Micromark C and CD ( 5 November 2003)

Batteries power up audience research by GPS

User application article Saft lithium batteries are at the heart of a revolutionary device that is helping the advertising industry measure the audience of outdoor posters. Brochure available

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