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thermal battery

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thermal battery [′thər·məl ¦bad·ə·rē]
(electricity)
A combination of thermal cells. Also known as fused-electrolyte battery; heat-activated battery.
A voltage source consisting of a number of bimetallic junctions connected to produce a voltage when heated by a flame.


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The rate gyros of the Hellfire I have been replaced by an IMU (inertial measuring unit), while the air bottle and pneumatic actuators have been superseded by a thermal battery and electrical actuators.
A broad array of applications including Li-ion and fuel cell battery measurement, hybrid electric vehicle battery performance, thermal battery management, and portable equipment measurement are now simplified.
World Primary Lithium Battery Market is part of the Battery Growth Partnership Service program, which also includes research in the following markets: World Thermal Battery Market, World Secondary Lithium-ion Battery Market, World Micro Fuel Cell Market and others.
 
 
 
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