The nickel-cadmium battery was invented by engineer Waldemar Jungner in 1899. Even Thomas Edison got in on the battery game ...

This would become a recurring problem for the next 100 years. When nickel-cadmium batteries were invented, the first flight with an electric motor took off, but it only lasted less than 15 minutes.

Nickel cadmium provides more charge per pound than lead acid batteries, but less than nickel metal hydride. Its major problem is the so-called "memory effect," in which the battery seems to ...

In addition to military programs, Æsir is working to move into providing batteries for commercial airliners, replacing the now-standard nickel-cadmium batteries with nickel-zinc batteries with ...

rechargeable batteries, lithium cells, nickel-cadmium, sealed lead acid, button-cell, cell-phone batteries, laptop batteries, etc. For large and/or unsealed battery types, use the HMW tag for disposal ...

The drivetrain included two nickel-cadmium batteries that provided moving power, and a lithium-nickel-fluoride pack recharged the former while the car was cruising. The Amitron also featured ...