Professor Matthew Francier explained that he invented a small slice, which can take advantage of the extra heat, which comes out of the electronic device (phone - tablet computer - laptop), in order to produce more electricity, benefiting from thermal radiation, according to the American "Fox" network.
The new silicone slice was called "the tool", which makes the batteries of these devices very long, and can also be used in producing more efficient and lowest solar panels..
The American researcher indicated that this segment will benefit from that wasted energy, which comes out just because the phone has increased its temperature, but the new silicone slice will contribute to cooling the phone or the computer and converting that heat into an additional capacity of the battery.
The length of the new "tool" is only about 5 millimeters, which makes its integration into new smartphones or tablets or laptops is very available.
"No one can produce a larger thermal radiation than the Black, but when we go to the nano level, we can do that," said Francier..
Francier expects that in the future this technology can be used, not only to cool mobile devices such as smartphones, but also to convert heat into a more age battery, perhaps about 50%.