Nu Energy™ Battery

The Nu Battery™ was originally called a capture capacitor and was explained in my early radiant energy research manual version 3.0.0 information release. Several improvements have been implimented since this release. Essentially the Nu Battery™ consists of two electrodes of dissimilar metals, where a liquid ion-exchange medium is sandwiched between the two electrodes. In a low power cell there exists a minute impurity of naturally occurring radioactive substance. It is always present in clays and is almost always present in ceramic materials.

If you want to generate more power you will need to add additional amounts of radioactive material to the ion-exchange vehicle. In prior art Paul Brown had obtained a patent using a dielectric to convert decay particles into electrical current but the power that could be obtained was too low to be of any practical value. See; Brown's Contact Potential Difference Cell - U.S. Patent No. 5,087,533 - February 11, 1992. Paul Brown's concept presents a basic principle of how and why a high energy Nu Battery™ functions. However, Brown's concept did not contain an electrolyte and this is what makes the difference between a high power and a low power generating component..

The amperage in the Nu Battery™ is generated from its nuclear decay products and is not the result of electrochemical action. However, there is minute chemical interaction at the anode that provides the potential difference vehicle for the direct conversion of beta energy into electrical current.The method that is used to convert decay particles is a chemical/atomic hybrid method. It is not claimed that this is a new discovery because patents do exist that appear to be taking advantage of the fundamental principles. See; U.S. Patent No. 1,217,739. These patents do not claim that they are inventions that convert atomic decay into electrical current. What they do claim is that the use of radioactive materials increases the efficiency of an electrochemical cell or battery. What the inventor claims is that he has expanded on the concept by minimizing the electrochemical reactions and therefore transforming it into a type of "contact potential" cell as described in the prior art U.S. Patent No. 5,087,533. The chemical aspect is only used to create the required potential difference to capture the energy of the decay particles. The electrochemical reaction is kept down to a minimum. The voltage of the cell comes from the electro-chemical aspect and the amperage is obtained from the decay particles.

The inventor of the Nu Energy™ Battery also claims that radioactive material can be made to give up its stored energy more quickly through an electronic process that he has discovered. This is accomplished without splitting atoms as is done in conventional nuclear processes. Details of this process is prioritary at this time. The result is a component that can provide high power for useful applications.

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