Principles of the operation and features of the use of lithium polymer batteries
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2312-8372.2015.42517Keywords:
chemical power sources, lithium polymer battery, memory effect, balancing systemAbstract
In this article were discussed different types of batteries based on lithium, described and illustrated the constructions of the most popular types of such batteries, namely, lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries. Selection of lithium as a promising basis for a new generation of batteries was not accidental – the metal is chemically very active. However, the reactivity has a downside – the batteries based on lithium are potentially explosive, especially in case of violation of operating conditions.
Modern lithium-based batteries have two main types – Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) and lithium polymer (Li-Pol). The lithium-ion battery cathode consists of carbon anode – of lithium cobalt dioxide, and is used as an electrolyte salt solution containing lithium ions. Typical nominal output voltage of a single cell lithium-ion battery is 3,6 V.
The article found that the most promising for the further development of technologies are lithium polymer batteries. Using the solid polymer electrolyte gives lithium-polymer battery one big plus – they can have any shape, with no need for hard shell (the "Bank"), as in lithium-ion.
The obtained data will be used for the future development of monitoring energy and control the battery level, which use by various technical devices.References
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