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Spintronic Battery (6 V)

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$9.5 $15.58 In stock

Category: Extra parts

Overview

This spintronic battery powers spintronic circuits. It provides a constant spin voltage of 6 V when it is charged by pulling the string back.

Detailed description

This 6 spin volt battery has a maximum capacity of 0.3 mAh. A pull string charges the battery, and a constant torque spring provides a nearly constant spin voltage all the way until its charge is fully depleted. In the event of a short circuit, a built-in circuit breaker stops it immediately. The breaker is reset by charging the battery once more.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia B. ★★★★★

Pulling the string to charge this battery is oddly satisfying and takes just a few seconds. My spintronic circuit has been running steadily at exactly 6 V without any fluctuation.

Eva ★★★★★

Wasn't sure a pull-string battery would keep a steady 6 V, but it does — no flicker in my spintronic circuit at all. Charging takes a few pulls and the spin voltage stays rock solid after.

Alexander Q. ★★★★★

Pulled the string back and it held a rock-steady 6 V spin voltage the whole evening while I ran my spintronic circuits. Winding it up takes a few seconds, and honestly the constant output surprised me for a part this small.