answer to our future
energy crisis
Presented
by:-J.NAGASOUMY
A
SHALINI.H.N
 INTRODUCTION
 WHAT IS BATTERY?
 WHAT IS BIOBATTERY AND TYPES?
 FABRICATION AND WORKING
 ADVANTAGES
 APPLICATIONS
 CONCLUSION
 A battery is an
electrochemical cell which
provides a static potential for
power.
 An electrical battery is one
or more electrochemical
cells that convert stored
chemical energy into
electrical energy.
 TYPES
 There are two types of
batteries: primary
batteries (disposable
batteries),
 secondary
batteries (rechargeable
batteries).
 Biobattery is an electricity
generation device that utilizes
energy sources such
as carbohydrates, protein, amin
o acids, fat by digesting
enzymes
Types
 Active
 passive
BATTERY USING BLOOD
AND SWEAT
SUGAR BATTERIES
 The battery casing in this bio battery is made
from vegetable-based plastic and generates
electricity using a sugar solution. It’s
powerful enough to run a small portable
music player such as a Walkman.
 This power source from Sony could be an
eco-friendly solution to battery disposal
problems and a cheap source of battery
power. (They probably taste much better
than conventional batteries, too.)
 Implications - Society's dependency on
electricity and mass adoption of consumer
gadgets creates a window of opportunity for
engineers to create batteries and charging
solutions that are sustainable and easy on
the environment. By using innovative
methods to generate energy, product
designers can reach environmentalists and
tech lovers who want to reduce their impact
on the Earth.
 low cost
 Bio-degradable
 Renewable
 Eco friendly
 Easy system of disposable
 Portable and light weight compared to fuel cell
 Easy availability of raw materials
 Used in making medical devices like pace
makers and hearing devices.
 Sony used sugar bio battery to power music
play on walkman.
 Used in biochips, biosensors and bioelectonic
devices.
 Nanoelecromagnetics.
Sony’s innovation
 We can integrate small cellphones and batteries
on a plastic card.
 The technology can even be applied to
laptops,desktops,mp3 players,televisions,cars
etc.
 India is still under developing countries.If we
want our nation under the race of developed
countries ,we obviously need to go
modifications.
 As bio-battery is ECOFRIENDLY,we can avoid
the number of hazards that is happening with
our present environment.
THANK YOU
biobattery

biobattery

  • 1.
    answer to ourfuture energy crisis Presented by:-J.NAGASOUMY A SHALINI.H.N
  • 2.
     INTRODUCTION  WHATIS BATTERY?  WHAT IS BIOBATTERY AND TYPES?  FABRICATION AND WORKING  ADVANTAGES  APPLICATIONS  CONCLUSION
  • 3.
     A batteryis an electrochemical cell which provides a static potential for power.  An electrical battery is one or more electrochemical cells that convert stored chemical energy into electrical energy.  TYPES  There are two types of batteries: primary batteries (disposable batteries),  secondary batteries (rechargeable batteries).
  • 4.
     Biobattery isan electricity generation device that utilizes energy sources such as carbohydrates, protein, amin o acids, fat by digesting enzymes Types  Active  passive
  • 6.
    BATTERY USING BLOOD ANDSWEAT SUGAR BATTERIES  The battery casing in this bio battery is made from vegetable-based plastic and generates electricity using a sugar solution. It’s powerful enough to run a small portable music player such as a Walkman.  This power source from Sony could be an eco-friendly solution to battery disposal problems and a cheap source of battery power. (They probably taste much better than conventional batteries, too.)  Implications - Society's dependency on electricity and mass adoption of consumer gadgets creates a window of opportunity for engineers to create batteries and charging solutions that are sustainable and easy on the environment. By using innovative methods to generate energy, product designers can reach environmentalists and tech lovers who want to reduce their impact on the Earth.
  • 8.
     low cost Bio-degradable  Renewable  Eco friendly  Easy system of disposable  Portable and light weight compared to fuel cell  Easy availability of raw materials
  • 9.
     Used inmaking medical devices like pace makers and hearing devices.  Sony used sugar bio battery to power music play on walkman.  Used in biochips, biosensors and bioelectonic devices.  Nanoelecromagnetics.
  • 10.
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     We canintegrate small cellphones and batteries on a plastic card.  The technology can even be applied to laptops,desktops,mp3 players,televisions,cars etc.
  • 12.
     India isstill under developing countries.If we want our nation under the race of developed countries ,we obviously need to go modifications.  As bio-battery is ECOFRIENDLY,we can avoid the number of hazards that is happening with our present environment.
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