2024 BrainChip Discussion, page-10312

There is more to worry about than a simple maths error.

You originally said:
”An average solar powered Seiko Watch’s rechargeable battery has a capacity of 1 volt/watt”
1. What does this even mean? Can you explain where/how a battery’s capacity is measured in volts/watt? A battery’s capacity is usually measured in Ah (Amp hours)

You also said:
“1 volt converted to watts is 1000 milliwatts”
2. You cannot convert volts to milliwatts, simple as that. They are two different units. One is voltage, the other is power. The two units are not interchangeable.

You also said:
”it is possible to put an Akida Pico in a device to detect a keyword and expect it to be operating 10 years later”
3. Well that would depend upon the battery.

There is a difference between a power source and a load.
Akida Pico is a load , not a source of power and yes it is a very low current/power drain which is a good thing.

Stop trying to make out you know everything about everything just because you have discovered google.
A classic example of a little bit of knowledge can be very dangerous.

Stick to law/selling cars as your electrical knowledge just doesn’t cut it.