Smart Design for UAVs: Understanding the Usage and Precautions of UAV Batteries
tips on how to extend the life of the battery in your mobile device
by：CTECHi
2020-09-10
Most people today use some type of mobile computer.
The device can be a laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone.
These devices have one thing in common.
They use rechargeable batteries to move them.
The batteries that allow them to move are rechargeable.
However, the charging capacity of these batteries eventually began to decline and eventually died.
They will have to be replaced and of course it will cost you money.
Would it be good to extend the life of these expensive batteries your mobile devices rely on?
Fixing the batteries used by mobile devices is a way to do so.
Most mobile devices use lithium today. ion battery.
This battery has a large amount of charge compared to its size.
This technology uses lithium ion to generate charge.
Power your mobile device when the battery is discharged, and the lithium ion is moving from the negative pole to the positive pole.
When the battery is charged, the flow of electrons is the opposite.
The process of battery discharge and charging will eventually wear the electrode.
This is due to the chemical change of the electrode.
The process is temperature-
If the battery is stored or used at a higher temperature, it will increase.
Therefore, the life of lithium
Ions are reduced if operated or stored at high temperatures.
Life of lithium-
Ion batteries above 30 ℃ (86°F)
Will shorten.
To extend the life of the battery, store them at room temperature, that is, between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius
It is not recommended to charge you in the car, especially when the weather is warm and sunny.
Letting the battery charge more than the required time will also put pressure on the battery and shorten the battery life.
Stop the charging process when the battery is fully charged and ready to be used.
Storing the battery in a fully charged state also shortens its life.
This is because lithium-when it\'s fully charged-
The speed of ions is the highest.
If you\'re storing lithium
Ion batteries discharge to about 40% for a long time and stay in cool places such as refrigerators.
Don\'t put it in your fridge.
These tips will help extend the life of lithium
Ion batteries used in mobile devices.
This means that the number of charge/discharge cycles it can experience will increase before starting to drop.
The number of extended charge/discharge cycles will save you money. Best Regards.
The device can be a laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone.
These devices have one thing in common.
They use rechargeable batteries to move them.
The batteries that allow them to move are rechargeable.
However, the charging capacity of these batteries eventually began to decline and eventually died.
They will have to be replaced and of course it will cost you money.
Would it be good to extend the life of these expensive batteries your mobile devices rely on?
Fixing the batteries used by mobile devices is a way to do so.
Most mobile devices use lithium today. ion battery.
This battery has a large amount of charge compared to its size.
This technology uses lithium ion to generate charge.
Power your mobile device when the battery is discharged, and the lithium ion is moving from the negative pole to the positive pole.
When the battery is charged, the flow of electrons is the opposite.
The process of battery discharge and charging will eventually wear the electrode.
This is due to the chemical change of the electrode.
The process is temperature-
If the battery is stored or used at a higher temperature, it will increase.
Therefore, the life of lithium
Ions are reduced if operated or stored at high temperatures.
Life of lithium-
Ion batteries above 30 ℃ (86°F)
Will shorten.
To extend the life of the battery, store them at room temperature, that is, between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius
It is not recommended to charge you in the car, especially when the weather is warm and sunny.
Letting the battery charge more than the required time will also put pressure on the battery and shorten the battery life.
Stop the charging process when the battery is fully charged and ready to be used.
Storing the battery in a fully charged state also shortens its life.
This is because lithium-when it\'s fully charged-
The speed of ions is the highest.
If you\'re storing lithium
Ion batteries discharge to about 40% for a long time and stay in cool places such as refrigerators.
Don\'t put it in your fridge.
These tips will help extend the life of lithium
Ion batteries used in mobile devices.
This means that the number of charge/discharge cycles it can experience will increase before starting to drop.
The number of extended charge/discharge cycles will save you money. Best Regards.
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