Lithium-Ion batteries offer more energy per volume than Nickel based cells, with a low self-discharge rate. Li-Ion batteries are lighter in weight than earlier battery types, have a relatively long cycle life and generally do not suffer from a memory effect, with disadvantages including more complex charging and protection circuitry, and a higher cost.
A rechargeable battery that is used to power wireless communication devices. Li-Ion batteries are lightweight, have a relatively long life cycle, and generally do not suffer from memory effect. See also Battery, NiCd battery, and NiMH battery.
(Lithium-Ion) Battery - A type of rechargeable battery providing roughly twice the capacity of the more common NiCd battery, but characterized by a shorter service life than a NiCd or NiMH battery. Li-Ion batteries are the lightest in weight of all rechargeable batteries.
A battery type - (Hardware)
Lithium-ion, state-of-the-art battery material.
Some digicams are packaged with a lithium rechargeable battery pack. Lithium batteries are lighter but more costly than NiMH or NiCd type of rechargeable cells. Lithium cells can be recharged regardless of their state of discharge.
A type of battery chemistry where a Carbon compound and Lithium oxide are used as electrodes with an electrolyte.
Lithium Ion. A long lasting rechargeable battery used in digicam.
Lithium ion. A battery technology that consists of a lithium anode, which is an organic electrolyte that conducts the current, and a cathode. This battery technology provides several improvements over NiCD and NiMH technologies.
Refers to a type of battery, a Lithium-Ion battery, used to power wireless communication devices. Li-Ion batteries are lighter weight than earlier battery types, have a relatively long cycle life and generally do not suffer from memory effect. See also Battery , Memory Effect , NiCd , NiMH.
Abbreviation for Lithium-Ion, a rechargeable battery technology with very high energy density, but more expensive to make and sensitive to overcharging and long-term neglect.
