Battery knowledge

From remote controls and electronic toys to mobile phones and laptops, many portable electronic devices can’t live without batteries. However, there is always a time when the battery runs out of power or fails, and how to deal with it? Have you ever seen a place that recycles batteries? What waste batteries belong to, how […]

The chemical composition of batteries can be very intricate. The active materials within a battery work together to release energy, and the choice of these materials can determine the efficiency of the battery. However, undesirable chemical reactions can also occur, affecting the safety and lifespan of the battery. Different materials can lead to unwanted outcomes

Proper daily maintenance and care of lithium-ion batteries are essential for prolonging their lifespan and maintaining optimal performance. Here are some recommendations for maintaining lithium-ion batteries. Daily Maintenance Long-Term Maintenance By following these daily and long-term maintenance practices, you can significantly extend the lifespan of your lithium-ion battery and maintain its optimal performance. If you

The self-discharge characteristics of batteries refer to the rate at which a battery loses its charge when not in use due to internal chemical reactions. Different types of batteries exhibit varying self-discharge rates. Here are the self-discharge characteristics of some common battery types: Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) Batteries Self-Discharge Rate: Approximately 10-15% per month. Reason: High self-discharge

When it comes to powering our devices, we often reach for the trusty AA batteries without giving much thought to alternatives. However, in recent years, another contender has emerged on the scene – the 18650 battery. While both serve the same basic function of providing portable power, they possess distinct characteristics that can significantly impact

Storing Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) batteries properly is crucial to maintaining their performance and longevity. Here are the best practices for storing Li-ion batteries: Charge Level Store Li-ion batteries at a partial charge, ideally around 40-60%. Storing them fully charged or fully discharged can reduce their lifespan. A partial charge minimizes stress on the battery cells and

0 Voltage Jump Start  Discharged batteries normally have some residual voltage. Others have no voltage at all. Many chargers on the market today cannot recharge these dead batteries once they reach the 0 voltage condition. Using Soshine technology, the charger can charge these dead batteries, bringing them back to life. 6 Level Protection  To ensure

In this blog post, we discuss various factors that can contribute to the decline in performance and lifespan of Li-ion batteries, shedding light on common issues and providing insights into effective solutions.

To reduce the risk of fires and explosions, scientists have developed techniques using materials such as graphite and lithium cobalt oxide to store lithium atoms. The molecular structure of these materials forms nano-scale small unit cells to store lithium atoms. As a result, even if the outer casing of the lithium battery is ruptured and

Lithium-ion batteries and lead-acid batteries are two distinct types of rechargeable batteries with significant differences in their chemistry, performance, and applications. In summary, while both lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries serve the purpose of energy storage, they differ significantly in terms of chemistry, performance, lifespan, maintenance, and cost, making each type more suitable for specific applications.