ETM Micro Project Report
ETM Micro Project Report
Project Report On
(2023-2024)
SUBMITTED BY: -
CERTIFICATE
(2023-2024)
SUBMITTED BY: -
PROJECT GUIDE: -
Prof . G. G. Varma
Index
Information
1. "Today, let's delve into the fascinating world of batteries and their crucial role in
powering our modern devices."
2. "Have you ever wondered how batteries work and why they are essential in our daily
lives? Let's explore that together."
3. "Batteries have revolutionized technology, from portable electronics to electric
vehicles. Let's take a closer look at their evolution and impact."
4. "Welcome to a discussion on batteries, the silent powerhouse behind our gadgets and
machines. Let's uncover their workings and significance."
5. "From simple AA cells to complex lithium-ion packs, batteries are everywhere. Let's
kickstart our exploration into their functions and applications."
Types of Batteries
**Disposable Batteries:** These are also known as primary batteries and are
designed for single use. Examples include alkaline batteries (AA, AAA, etc.) and zinc-
carbon batteries.
**Rechargeable Batteries:** Also called secondary batteries, these can be
recharged and reused multiple times. Examples include lithium-ion (Li-ion), nickel-metal
hydride (NiMH), and lead-acid batteries.
Battery Chemistry
**Alkaline Batteries:** Commonly used in household devices, they use zinc and
manganese dioxide as electrodes and an alkaline electrolyte.
**Lithium-ion Batteries:** Widely used in smartphones, laptops, and electric
vehicles, they have high energy density and are rechargeable.
**Nickel-metal Hydride (NiMH) Batteries:** Often used in digital cameras
and handheld electronic devices, they offer higher capacity than NiCd batteries.
**Lead-acid Batteries:** Commonly used in vehicles and uninterruptible power
supplies (UPS), they are affordable but have lower energy density compared to other
types.
Environmental Impact
**Recycling:** Proper disposal and recycling of batteries are essential to prevent
environmental pollution as they may contain hazardous materials like heavy metals.
**Green Initiatives:** Research and development focus on eco-friendly battery
technologies such as solid-state batteries and recycling processes.
Applications
2) They are also crucial for storing renewable energy from sources like solar panels
and wind turbines in grid-scale energy storage systems.
Advantages
2) Low self-discharge;
Disadvantage
1) Low specific energy; Low specific energy
3) 14-16 hours
4) Must be stored in charged condition to prevent sulfating
Conclusion
A battery, in its most basic form, can be thought of as a pump that provides energy to
keep moving charge around over a circuit. A store of energy is required to provide such
a potential difference, or electro-motive force (EMF).