Closed Tips sa pagpili ng cp batteries

[khayyam89]

DISCLAIMER:HINDI PO AKO EXPERT O GENIUS.ANG MABABASA NYO AY BASE SA RESEARCH AT PERSONAL EXPERIENCE KO.JUST READ CAREFULLY

USUALLY,DALAWA ANG PINAKACOMMON NA KLASE NG CP BATTERIES.ETO ANG LITHIUM-POLYMER AT LITHIUM-ION(LI-ON)

KUNG PLANO NYONG BUMILI NG NEW PHONE,I SUGGEST NA PILIIN NYO ANG CP NA MAY LITHIUM-ION BATTERY.

WHY?
DAHIL ITO ANG MATIBAY NA KLASE NG BATTERY.ANG LITHIUM-POLYMER IF IM NOT MISTAKEN AY GAWA SA PLASTIC.ITO USUALLY ANG KLASE NG BATTERY NA LUMOLOBO

NUNG 2013,BINIGYAN AKO NG BROTHER KO NG SAMSUNG PHONE(LITHIUM ION ANG BATTERY).UP TO NOW,HINDI LUMUBO YUNG BATT.BINIGYAN NYA RIN NG TORQUE PHONE ANG SIS KO(WALA PANG ISANG TAON,LUMOBO YUNG BATT.POLYMER KASI YUNG BATT

 

[bornok007]

thanks info

 

[oboyzone]

Rignt boss

 

[hanneman]

Some tech tips:

As far as the user is concerned, lithium polymer is essentially the same as lithium-ion. Li-polymer is unique in that a micro porous electrolyte replaces the traditional porous separator. Li-polymer offers slightly higher specific energy and can be made thinner than conventional Li-ion, but the manufacturing cost is higher by 10–30 percent.
There is such a thing as a real lithium-polymer battery, which uses a polymer as the electrolyte in the battery instead of other standard liquid electrolytes. This real lithium-polymer battery type is still more or less in the experimental phase. According to BatteryUniversity.com, the true lithium-polymer “plastic battery” never actually went mainstream because of performance issues at room temperature.
That’s pretty much all there is to it. If you remove the relatively voluminous plastic case with standard lithium-ion cells inside, and you instead stick flat, flexible lithium-ion polymer cells in the same amount of space, you get more power to play with in the same volume – but the basic battery technology itself is the same: lithium-ion. This is what they call “lithium-polymer” these days.
So, if you ever have two choices for purchasing a gizmo, and one has a lithium-ion battery and the other has a lithium-polymer, don’t worry: As far as you’re concerned, it’s all the same thing, but in a different package.

*excerpts from google

 

[kojic_boy]

thanks sa info

 

[tolyakarpov]

Thanks po sa information,sa experience ko matibay battery ng samsung,may luma akong android 2013 ,pero buhay pa din,

 

[PHC-ShadoW]

Akin builtin battery

 

[tolyakarpov]

Ang ginagawa ko lang,kapag ninety percent na,tinatanggal ko na sa charger,di ko pinaaabot ng one hundred percent.

 

[anonymous321]

nice tnx sa info ts..

 

[PHC-dwardz92]

nice info boss

 

[PHC gabo28]

Thanks sa info.

 

[transworld]

Akin builtin battery

Iphone ba phone mo binibining maganda??

 

[ynaJ]

Thanks

 

[sonrhey]

Lumulobo parin ang LI-ION battery po kapag na oovercharge kagaya sakin hahaa

 

[mijsmijs13]

Mas mataas battery life if d ma over charge. Example iwan mo nàka charge. Mas ok kung 90% pa lang alisin mo na sa pag kaka charge and wag gamitin ng nka charge.

Poly-ion lumolobo din yan.

-thank sa share any way

 

[Jhing_78PH]

good learning info ts.. salamat s share

 

[Lil Malware]

Salamat

 

[Ms Extraordinary]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[marcelo76]

thanks for info.

 

[Dark Trumphet]

Keep on sharing