Rechargeable battery or mains electricity.
A mobile 'phone needs a source of energy to power and make it work. A battery provides this energy.
It depends for exaple some chargers have a light on it, that takes energy not much but it does other then that no.
In a mobile device, the battery (chemical energy) converts into electrical energy to power the device. When the phone is being used, the electrical energy powers the various components of the phone, such as the screen, processor, and antenna.
Energy in a cell phone primarily comes from the battery stored within the device. When you charge the phone, electrical energy from an external power source is transferred to the battery, converting that energy into chemical energy for storage. The phone then uses this stored energy to operate when not connected to an external power source. Additionally, during use, the phone can also draw energy from nearby signals, but the primary energy source remains the battery.
Headphones do not use batteries, they use a power source such as an iPod or mobile phone.
It depends on the power source - too much current (Amps) can damage the battery and/or the phone. I usually charge mine from a USB port on my computer.
No, a bulb is not a source of energy. A bulb simply converts electrical energy into light energy. The electrical energy is usually provided by a power source, such as a battery or a power outlet.
It can take 2 to 4 hours to fully charge a mobile phone with the help of a power bank.
Power source.
The easiest way to power your mobile phone while driving is to purchase a car adapter. These devices plug into the cigarette lighter or power point in your vehicle to charge the phone off of the vehicle's electrical system.
The energy flowing around the circuit begins at the power source, which is typically a battery or a power outlet. The source of this energy is the chemical reactions within the battery or the electrical power from the outlet.
Yes, wave energy (hydro-power) is a renewable source of energy.