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Technology

Coin Cells in the Cold: How LIR and ML Behave from -40 °C to +85 °C

Hard data and design rules for using rechargeable coin cells in outdoor IoT, automotive, cold-chain and aerospace devices.

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Shipping Lithium: DGR Basics for Product Managers

Class 9 labels, state-of-charge limits, quantity caps per package — what dangerous-goods regs actually require when you ship lithium cells.

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Designing a 5-Year BLE Beacon with an ML Coin Cell

A worked design for a sealed BLE beacon that runs five years on a single 65 mAh ML2032 cell. Power budget, advertising interval, MCU sleep,

Technology

Formation Cycling: The Manufacturing Step That Sets a Cell's Entire Life

What happens during the first charge, how formation protocol determines coulombic efficiency and long-term cycle life, and what to ask a sup

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Thermal Runaway: What Triggers It, How to Design Against It

Separator shutdown, vent design, cell spacing and the role of BMS early-warning in lithium cell safety.

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VC, FEC and LiDFOB: What Electrolyte Additives Do for LiPo Cells

Why plain LiPF6 in carbonate solvent is not enough, and what the three main additive families actually contribute to cycle life, voltage win

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UN 38.3 & IEC 62133: What OEMs Need to Know

A plain-English walkthrough of the two safety standards every lithium cell has to pass before it can ship.

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Choosing Between LiPo, Li-ion and LiFePO4 for Wearables

A decision framework for picking the right lithium chemistry for wearables: energy density, safety, cycle life and form factor.

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Managing Skin-Contact Temperature on Wearables

Why 41 °C is an industrial-design problem, and what the BMS can do to stay under it without ruining runtime.

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