This invention caused a great impression, a year later he was called by Napoleon who appointed him count and senator of the kingdom of Lombardy, in 1815 the Austrian emperor appointed him director of the Faculty of philosophy of the University of Padua.
From these discoveries, all his activities focused on the study of the electrical properties of his invention, such as intensity and conductivity.
His last years of life were in Camnago, dying on March 5, 1827.
As of the year 1881, the unit of measurement of the electromotive force was named in honor of its contributions, the volt.
With the help of this invention, it is able to produce continuous electric current, thanks to the 3 metallic disks separated by a wet conductor and connected by an external circuit.
Its function was to transfer electricity to other objects, generating static electricity.
Each disc of equal size, separated by a cloth moistened and connected with a wire allowing the electric flow.