betacel造句

• The Betacel was considered the first successfully commercialized betavoltaic battery.
• The power output of the Betacel was approximately 400 microWatts.
• These Betacel batteries presented an efficiency of approximately 4 %.
• Although previous betavoltaic devices degraded rapidly due to radiation damage, the Betacel showed no deleterious effects from radiation.
• The Betacel did not last but it provided a foundation for future betavoltaic technology research and sparked a resurgence of interest in betavoltaic power generation.
• Honor given by the Tri-City Herald of Tri-Cities, WA for leading the development of the Betacel nuclear battery at DWDL . See the Tri-City Herald, January 1, 1971, page 1.
• This stigma, combined with advances in ( and the lower cost of ) Lithium-Ion battery technology eventually overshadowed aspirations of a more lucrative future for the Betacel, relegating betavoltaic batteries to the realm of academic research in the years that immediately followed.
• From 1967 to 1972, Dr . Olsen led research efforts in betavoltaic and thermoelectric energy conversion as a Research Scientist at DWDL . He led a team in developing the Betacel, the first commercial betavoltaic nuclear battery for cardiac pacemakers . [, ] By mid-1974, the United States Atomic Energy Commission ( USAEC ) had authorized the licensing in the United States of a Clinical Investigation Program that allowed the implantation of 50 Betacel-Biotronik pacemakers per month in major clinics in the U . S.
• From 1967 to 1972, Dr . Olsen led research efforts in betavoltaic and thermoelectric energy conversion as a Research Scientist at DWDL . He led a team in developing the Betacel, the first commercial betavoltaic nuclear battery for cardiac pacemakers . [, ] By mid-1974, the United States Atomic Energy Commission ( USAEC ) had authorized the licensing in the United States of a Clinical Investigation Program that allowed the implantation of 50 Betacel-Biotronik pacemakers per month in major clinics in the U . S.