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Flexible Hybrid Battery/Pseudocapacitor using Carbon Nanotube Electrodes, Year 2

Completed TRL 6 (started at 5, targeting 6)

Description

Produce a Flexible, Hybrid Battery/Pseudocapacitor which is also Green. This is a First-Of-Its-Kind Device

Benefits

Applications for NASA include power for small satellites as well as small load applications in spacecraft and habitats on the moon and mars. DOD applications include missile systems and rolling equipment. Commercial applications include cell phones, laptops and tablets.

Details

ProgramCenter Innovation Fund: MSFC CIF (MSFC CIF)
Lead organizationMarshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL
Start date2014-11-01
End date2015-10-01

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