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Are my rechargeable batteries already used up? How to assess the condition, condition and age of your rechargeable batteries?
The problem is complex, and the answer is of interest to both users and sellers who face complaints from their customers.
We will try to help everyone interested in this topic. ...
2023-09-19
AA R6, AAA R03 and other rechargeable batteries made in Ni-MH technology - assessment of their charge level before use. How to interpret charging progress indicators in chargers?
Ni-MH rechargeable batteries cause much more problems when assessing the current state of charge than alkaline or Li-ion batteries.While in the case of typical disposable batteries or Li-ion rechargeable batteries, we can orientate the level of charge of the cells and their condition based on the vo ...
2021-09-23
R6 (AA) Ni-MH 1.2V battery? Or maybe a 1.5V alkaline battery? How about both? 1.5V Li-ion batteries - a revolution in powering devices is coming...
The problem with alkaline batteries is that in devices with high power consumption, they are very often inefficient and discharge quickly (the voltage drops very quickly) and need to be replaced frequently. Ni-MH batteries, on the other hand, are ideal for devices with high power consumption. Unfort ...
2021-07-21
Great 9V battery test, technology comparison: alkaline vs Ni-MH vs Li-ion, which is the best?
This time in our lab we decided to thoroughly test the capabilities of block alkaline batteries, Ni-MH and Li-ion batteries in size 9V (alkaline battery designation 6LR61). The test consisted in measuring capacitance, energy and recording discharge curves with currents of 50 mA, 100 mA, 200 mA and 5 ...
2020-12-15
What are the differences between a 1.2V Ni-MH rechargeable battery and a 1.5V alkaline battery?
This is a question that comes up very often in our daily work.
It is usually believed that Ni-MH batteries cannot replace disposable batteries due to their lower voltage. However, this applies only to some devices - usually with low power consumption and usually in a configuration where batteries a ...
2019-04-26
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