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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
It is universally acknowledged that high rate discharging is dangerous to all lithium-ion batteries. When such conditions occur, it is indicated of performance damaging and reduction at least. However, Dell 6000 Battery, left the factory for only several days, has a short standby time, especially after using for one hour.
Under this circumstance, it is obviously for us to confirm the root cause. It is said that lithium-ion batteries require high technologies in both manufacturing and designing. Any poor materials in electrode and electrolyte are closely related with the actual using of replacement battery for Dell Inspiron 6000. I have had an experiment on Dell m911g before to figure out the causes of power failure rapidly. As a test battery, it can be reinstalled and unpacked at liberty instead of considering if changing will influence the performance. From the indexes, I come into conclusion in three aspects, including electrode and electrolyte materials, formula in cells and baffle and manufacturing engineering, which are come down to short current and high discharge rate. In terms of materials, poor conductivity is seriously influenced by dell 6000 battery in lithium cobalt oxide. As to internal structure and circuit design, additional electric conductions are important to Dell Inspiron 1300 laptop battery to deal with different sorts of problems in conductivity at the ratio. Except for cells electrolyte, updated coating film will help Dell 1300 battery to decrease internal resistances and other obstacles. Of course, the primary contributor to dell 6000 battery comes to the manufacturing technologies, related with ingredients time and mixing process. Through activation, lithium-ion compatible laptop batteries can recover to the initial conditions and performance effectively. Labels: dell 6000 battery, dell inspiron 1300 laptop battery, m911g by: USB Phone World |
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