What is the difference between different battery capacity types?
The capacity of alkaline batteries is generally 5 to 7 times that of zinc-manganese batteries;
Lithium batteries have similar capacities compared to alkaline batteries. However, the lithium battery is larger than the alkaline battery by volume. Moreover, lithium batteries have higher voltages than alkaline batteries.
Among the batteries of the same brand: the capacity of the first battery is usually 2 ~ 3 times the second battery, 7 ~ 10 times the fifth battery, and 10 ~ 15 times the seventh battery.
For coin cell battery: the capacity of the lithium battery is 1.5 times that of the alkaline battery; The capacity of the silver oxide battery is 2 to 3 times that of the mercury battery.
In the rechargeable battery: the capacity of the nickel-hydrogen battery is 2 to 3 times that of the nickel-cadmium battery and the capacity of the lithium ion battery is the same as that of the nickel-hydrogen battery, but if calculated, the lithium ion battery has a capacity greater than the nickel-hydrogen battery and lithium ion. The battery has a higher voltage than the nickel-metal hydride battery.
Get a rechargeable battery compared to the primary battery: NiMH batteries have the same capacity as alkaline batteries. However, when a large current is discharged, the alkaline battery has a greater capacity than the nickel-hydrogen battery. The new nickel-hydrogen battery is much larger than the alkaline battery, especially during discharge.
The capacity limit of the new nickel-hydrogen battery can reach 1300 ~ 1600mAh, and the alkaline battery has different capacity when discharged with large current and small current, so the capacity value is generally not disclosed, but its capacity in small current discharge is equivalent to 1000 ~ 1200mAh, up to 1200mAh good; Large current discharge capacity is only 800mAh ~ 1000mAh, while it is as good as 1200mAh.
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