Lipo battery application

Lipo Battery Application

2023-5-12

The most competitive feature of lithium-polymer batteries is that they can almost be made into various shapes. This characteristic gives him a place in the pursuit of lightweight and short mobile phone manufacturing industry.

Air gun players are gradually switching to lithium-ion batteries, as lithium-ion batteries not only can shape freely but also provide higher ejection rates. [1]

Remote control model

Due to its low weight, high discharge, and low price, lithium-ion batteries are widely popular in the fields of remote-controlled aircraft, remote-controlled vehicles, and large train models. Low voltage cutoff (LVC) keeps each battery cell above 3.2V under load (generally speaking). At the beginning of 2013, lithium-ion batteries had been widely used, and batteries with generally lower discharge capacity (45C continuous discharge, 90C instantaneous maximum discharge) were already very common. The best ones could even reach a charging capacity of 5-15C after 250 charging and discharging cycles, as well as a continuous discharge capacity of 65C and an instantaneous discharge capacity of 130C. [1]

Portable electronic products

Lithium ion batteries also occupy an important position in the fields of PDAs, laptops, and mobile phones, and micro GPS tracking devices also rely on lithium-ion batteries to provide charging cycles of several days to weeks. Lithium polymer is also used in small portable media players, tablets, and electric wireless controllers. Lithium polymer batteries are also popular in the electronic cigarette industry. Lithium polymer batteries are commonly used in situations that require small size, high energy density, and low cost considerations. [1]

Electric vehicle

This type of battery also drives the next generation of electric vehicles. The price of electric vehicles is much higher than that of regular gasoline vehicles, but with the development of production and technology, the price of lithium-ion batteries will also decrease. Modern cars use this type of battery in their gasoline electric hybrid vehicles. On October 26, 2010, the pure lithium-ion polymer driven Audi A2 set a record of driving 600 kilometers in one charge. Since 2011, over one million watts of lithium-ion batteries have helped set world records for multiple linear acceleration races.