JI81: FREE ENERGY MOBILE CHARGER

MUHAMMAD HAFIY HADIF BIN MOHD FAIRUSHAH SK PARIT KEROMA DARAT

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FREE ENERGY MOBILE CHARGER The reliance on technology has grown enormously in recent years. Working and online learning have adapted to the pandemic and home quarantine as new typical devices such as smartphones and laptops have become necessary household items. Most people often fail to recognize that the use of multiple gadgets in the household has created a massive demand for electricity to power up the device. Unfortunately, while the technology and creation of new gadgets and devices are improving incredibly, the batteries that power it has not changed much in the last decade. The demands of high-speed data, large colourful screens, and staying connected at all times mean people are often invariably keeping a nervous eye on the battery icon by the end of the day. Staying within easy reach of a power socket rather defeats the purpose of having a lightweight portable device and gadget. Portable power packs (also known as external batteries/chargers or power bank) come in variety of shapes and sizes, but portable power packs do essentially the same thing which to allow people to charge a USB-powered phone, tablet, or other device one or more times. Unfortunately, while versions that can charge laptop are available, it tends to be large, heavy, and expensive which opposite of what most people are seeking for.There are several major sources used for electricity generation which are fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and petroleum), nuclear energy, and renewable energy sources. Most electricity is generated with steam turbines using fossil fuels, nuclear, biomass, geothermal, and solar thermal energy. Other major electricity generation technologies include gas turbines, hydro turbines, wind turbines, and solar photovoltaics. Even though various portable battery chargers are available, such as power banks, these devices must be plugged in to recharge. However, this technology fails to eliminate the electricity demand.