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Wireless EV Charging Could Pose Threat to AM Reception

The sale of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to accelerate around the world as both governments and consumers seek vehicular transportation options that contribute to the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.... Read More...

EU Commission Moves to Require USB-C Charging

In a move that will have significant consequences for developers of a wide range of portable electronic devices, the Commission of the European Union (EU) has proposed the adoption of uniform charging capabilit... Read More...

Reaching New Charging Rate Horizons for Pseudocapacitive Materials with Millisecond Charging Times

Scientists at Drexel University have successfully used a two-dimensional material to achieve new charging rates for pseudocapacitive materials.

Tesla Announces Robotic Snake Chargers

Powering vehicles will be easier than pulling into a parking space, says Tesla CEO Elon Musk. In an earlier presentation, Musk hinted that Tesla’s future cars would park and charge themselves (skip to 9:00 to h... Read More...

New Electric Bus Chargers Being Tested In Sweden

A new automotive charging system for electric or hybrid buses is being tested in Umea, Sweden. The system provides a charge of 650kW, a large increase over current systems on the market. The charging sy... Read More...

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Construction of the First U.S. Test Track for Electric Vehicles Begins

Utah State University has begun construction of a facility to demonstrate in-motion wireless power charging of electronic vehicles. The Electric Vehicle and Roadway (EVR) Research Facility and Test Track will f... Read More...

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Researchers Solve Lithium Plating Mystery

Technische Universität München (TUM) scientists have found a way to view the inside of a working battery without cutting them open. The scientists tested a battery in both charging and discharging states in a ... Read More...

Researchers Harness Electricity from Water Droplets During Condensation

A team of researchers from MIT found that when water droplets jump away from superhydrophobic surfaces during condensation, they are able to capture a small amount of electricity that could be used to power ele... Read More...

Wireless Charging Technology Being Tested for Plug-in Hybrids and Electric Vehicles

Toyota is currently testing a new wireless charging system for plug-in hybrids and electric cars in three homes in Japan. The system is comprised of a unique electromagnetic coil set that is in the ground and uses inductive battery charging methods that could eliminate the use of wires and plugs.

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