LR44 battery

A brief discussion on the characteristics and life of LR44 battery

Related to lithium-ion batteries, the characteristics of polymer lithium-ion batteries are as follows:

Relatively speaking, it improves the problem of battery leakage, but it has not been completely improved.

Can be made into a single high voltage: liquid electrolyte batteries can only obtain high voltage by connecting several batteries in series, while polymer batteries, because they have no liquid themselves, can be made into a multi-layer combination in a single battery to achieve high voltage.

Can be made into thin batteries: with a capacity of 3.6V250mAh, its thickness can be as thin as 0.5mm.

Batteries can be designed into a variety of shapes.

Discharge capacity, theoretically 10% higher than lithium-ion batteries of the same size.

Lithium-ion battery processing customization

How long is the service life of polymer lithium-ion batteries in general?

Under international unified standards, the life of a battery is not expressed by time, but by the number of cycles, and it is also counted as one time when the power is completely discharged. Generally, lithium-ion batteries are between 500 and 800 times, and A-grade polymer batteries can reach 800 times. Therefore, choosing a good battery supplier will ensure the quality of the battery and extend its service life.

The life of polymer lithium-ion batteries is closely related to their performance. Polymer batteries are also called polymer batteries. From the appearance point of view, polymer batteries are packaged in aluminum plastic shells, which is different from the metal shells of liquid lithium-ion batteries. The reason why aluminum plastic shells can be used is that polymer batteries use some colloidal substances to help the battery plates fit or absorb electrolytes, thereby greatly reducing the use of liquid electrolytes.

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