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Lithium Batteries cont.Lithium Chemistry Differences:• Nominal, minimum and maximum voltage.• Initial, average and maximum discharge current.• Continuous or Pulse operation.• Service life conditions• Shelf life conditions• Operating-temperature range• Permitted Voltage dropFamous Types of Lithium Batteries:• Sulfur dioxide lithium Li-SO2• Lithium thionyl chloride Li-SOCI2• Manganese dioxide lithium Li-MNO2• Poly carbon monofluoride lithium (CF)X-Li• Lithium iodine Lil2
Lithium-Sulfur Dioxide Li-SO2Advantages:• Not flammable electrolyte.• Highest pulse capability• At low temperatures and high currents performs better than Li-MnO2.Disadvantages:• Lower energy density than LiMNO2 and LiSOCI2 .• Service life lower than LiMNO2 and LiSOCI2 .• Only 3 manufacturer• High cost• Toxic and corrosive electrolyte• Voltage delay phenomenon (liquid cathode (6))• Requires safety vent, can explode in some conditions.Applications:• Military radio communication• Son buoys and other underwater applications• Emergency location transmitters• Cardiac defibrillatorsSuperCapacitor impact:• Up to now we didn’t find application bases on the LiSO2 battery?
- Page 1: CELLERGY SUPERCAP TURNS YOUR POWER
- Page 4 and 5: Primary (Non-Rechargeable) Batterie
- Page 8 and 9: Lithium-Thionyl Chloride Li-SOCI2Ad
- Page 10 and 11: Lithium-Manganese Dioxide Li-MnO2Ad
- Page 12 and 13: Lithium Iodine - Lil2Advantages:•
- Page 14 and 15: OTHER PRIMERY BATTERIES.
- Page 16 and 17: Lechlanche Dry Cells cont..Applicat
- Page 18 and 19: Alkaline (Alkaline Manganese Dioxid
- Page 20 and 21: Zinc/Silver Oxide Battery cont..App
- Page 22 and 23: Zinc Air Batteries cont..Applicatio
Lithium Batteries cont.Lithium Chemistry Differences:• Nominal, minimum and maximum voltage.• Initial, average and maximum discharge current.• Continuous or Pulse operation.• Service life conditions• Shelf life conditions• Operating-temperature range• Permitted Voltage dropFamous Types of Lithium Batteries:• Sulfur dioxide lithium Li-SO2• Lithium thionyl chloride Li-SOCI2• Manganese dioxide lithium Li-MNO2• Poly carbon monofluoride lithium (CF)X-Li• Lithium iodine Lil2
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