Piles et batteries
Definition
Piles et batteries sont des sources d'énergie portables qui convertissent l'énergie chimique en énergie électrique. Les piles sont généralement utilisées une seule fois, tandis que les batteries peuvent être rechargées plusieurs fois.
Related terms
Électricité: L'électricité est le courant d'électrons qui circule dans un circuit électrique.
Courant continu: Le courant continu est un type de courant électrique qui a une direction constante.
Courant alternatif: Le courant alternatif est un type de courant électrique qui change périodiquement de direction.
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