2021
DOI: 10.1080/00295639.2020.1848199
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Optimization of Beta Radioluminescent Batteries with Different Radioisotopes: A Theoretical Study

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“…If used small activity for the radioactive source 90 Sr( 90 Y), A=1 mCi, then the output power was found 1.45 nwatt. Applications for output micro/nano-watt power source are nuclear batteries [20], [23], [24], [25] , medical instrumentation systems, scientific and engineering instruments, and also radio and radar receivers [26],[27], [28] .…”
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“…If used small activity for the radioactive source 90 Sr( 90 Y), A=1 mCi, then the output power was found 1.45 nwatt. Applications for output micro/nano-watt power source are nuclear batteries [20], [23], [24], [25] , medical instrumentation systems, scientific and engineering instruments, and also radio and radar receivers [26],[27], [28] .…”
Section: = ℎ = ℎ (11)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The whole set of experiments performed by using different β‐sources indicates that the β‐photovoltaic technology relies heavily on thickness and doping concentration of the luminescent materials. A recent computational study compared the performances of radioluminescent batteries driven by the β‐emitters 3 H, 63 Ni, 147 Pm and 90 Sr 107 . For a series of different luminescent layers the modellization reproduced photon paths, electron/hole generation, self‐absorption and crossing/reflection percentages of the β‐particles.…”
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confidence: 99%