Direct energy conversion
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Names and connections
Direct generation of electricity
- Broader: Energy conversion
- Broader: Electric power production
- Broader: Energy storage
- Broader: Energy transfer
- Narrower: Bimorphs
- Narrower: Controlled fusion
- Narrower: Electric power production from chemical action
- Narrower: Electric power production--Magnetohydrodynamic generation
- Narrower: Electrohydrodynamic generators
- Narrower: Fuel cells
- Narrower: Ion rockets
- Narrower: Magnetohydrodynamic generators
- Narrower: Microwave heating
- Narrower: Nuclear rockets
- Narrower: Photovoltaic power generation
- Narrower: Solar cells
- Narrower: Thermionic converters
- Narrower: Thermionic emission
- Narrower: Thermoelectric apparatus and appliances
- Narrower: Thermoelectric generators
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