Battery Production in the field, there are many specification names used to describe different types of batteries and their performance parameters. Knowing these specifications and names is crucial to the production and selection of appropriate batteries. The following are the specifications and descriptions commonly used in battery production:

1. Battery Capacity (Capacity):

battery capacity is the capacity of the battery to store electrical energy, which is usually expressed in ampere (Ah) or milliampere (mAh). The larger the capacity, the more power the battery stores and the longer it can support the operation of the device.

2. Voltage (Voltage):

the voltage of the battery refers to the voltage value output by the battery, usually expressed in volt (V). The voltage of the battery determines the voltage input required by the equipment. Different types of batteries have different rated voltages.

3. Cycle Life:

charge-discharge cycle life refers to the number of charge-discharge cycles that the battery can perform, which is usually expressed by the number of cycles. The longer the cycle life, the longer the service life of the battery.

4. Max Charge Rate:

the maximum charging rate refers to the maximum charging current that the battery can accept, which is usually expressed in magnification (such as C magnification). Higher maximum charging rate can quickly charge batteries and improve production efficiency.