dell laptop battery

Lithium-ion laptop batteries have no memory effect, although theoretically, but their aging process begins immediately after preparation. How quickly he progresses, is in the hands of the user. ZDNet explains what is observed.

Lithium-ion DELL XPS M1530 battery  are one of the pioneers of mobile computing: Whether iPod (MP3 and IPod accessories), notebook or netbook - is hardly a device without the advanced power storage. Reason to, compared to nickel-cadmium Dell Inspiron 6400 battery significantly higher energy density and the non-existent memory effect.

But lithium-ion DELL Latitude D620 battery show signs of wear: on the negative electrode is a permeable for lithium-ion layer. If it is damaged, solvent migrates through and destroyed the graphite electrode. By the time can be saved when you store less and less lithium ions in graphite, thereby decreasing the capacity of the Dell Latitude E6500 battery and the maximum current.

This process can not be stopped, but slowed down by certain behaviors. The two most important factors are the temperature and charge state. ZDNet has compiled the most important tips for dealing with the laptop batteries.

Putting his notebook on the road frequently, the Dell Inspiron 1520 battery is exposed to a constant load. The most important maxim is to avoid extreme temperatures over 35 degrees, as they are reached in the summer in a parked car easily, ensure rapid aging. The same applies to sub-zero temperatures (not below -15 degrees), which forms the electrolyte solution crystals. Fortunately, that is, at least in our latitudes rarely relevant in practice.