18 Years Old Student Invents a Device to Charge Cell Phones in 20 Seconds

The charge the mobile phone is a problem as it takes time to recharge the battery with the help of recharger. People always look for the best quality charger to recharge their batteries within shortest possible time.

Now an Indian American girl, Eesha Khare from California has invented such a device, which can be settled within the batteries of the smart phones. When you fix this tiny device in the batteries then it will give potential in the battery to store energy in it within 20 to 30 seconds. She said that she invented the tiny device, which has the capability to store energy in its tiny space and it can provide energy and power to the smart phone for long time.

She has demonstrated her device at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair and she won the prize of US$50,000. The Google has given attention to this tiny device along with some other tech companies who have been working on the charging solutions for the device. She said that conventional rechargeable batteries takes 1,000 cycles and now this device will take about 10,000 recharge cycles. The devise has been tested on the LED light but it is expected that it will work on other devices including smart phone. This tiny device can be used in various other machines as it has variable applications on different electronic products.