Investigation of the Performance of Different Battery Technologies for Electronic Devices

Abstract

For electronics and renewable energy systems to function reliably, battery technology performance is crucial. Numerous tools, including simulation, testing, and materials science, are used to assess and enhance the functionality of battery technology. However, issues like energy density, cost, and safety make it difficult to create and optimize battery technology. Solid-state batteries, lithium-sulfur batteries, sodium-ion batteries, flow batteries, and metal-air batteries are just a few examples of the recent advancements in battery technology that have the potential to revolutionize the industry and enhance the performance of electronic devices. These innovations could someday become the norm for powering electronic devices, taking the place of conventional lithium-ion batteries. A more sustainable and efficient future will be enabled by the proliferation of electronic gadgets and renewable energy sources, both of which will benefit greatly from the continuous improvement and development of battery technologies.