Submitted by Unregistered user (not verified) on May 21, 2008 - 3:41am.
How is it "obvious" that the EEStor device works? They have not made the first dielectric yet, they have yet to measure the permittivity of a sample! The last we heard "officially" they had succeeded in making Barium Titanate, which is a long ways from a dielectric, and a dielectric is a long way from a capacitor!
It has taken two years for them to get to the BT, something that normally takes less than a couple weeks.
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How is it "obvious" that the EEStor device works? They have not made the first dielectric yet, they have yet to measure the permittivity of a sample! The last we heard "officially" they had succeeded in making Barium Titanate, which is a long ways from a dielectric, and a dielectric is a long way from a capacitor!
It has taken two years for them to get to the BT, something that normally takes less than a couple weeks.