- Advantages of NiMH batteries compared with lead-acid batteries and NiCadbatteries:
- In terms of energy density, nickel-hydrogen batteriesare larger than lead-acid batteries and nickel-cadmium batteries, and the battery capacity is
- In terms of discharge rate, that is, in terms of high current discharge, a rate discharge current of 15C can be achieved, but nickel-cadmium batteries and lead-acid batteries
- In terms of environmental protection, both lead-acid batteries and nickel-cadmium batteries pollute the environment and endanger the healthy development of animals and humans, while nickel-metal hydride batteries are relatively environmentally friendly and have little pollution to the
- In terms of battery life, the service life of nickel-metal hydride batteries is longer than that of nickel-cadmium and lead-acid
- Nickel-cadmium batteries have a large memory effect, lead-acid batteries are easy to be vulcanized and passivated, and nickel-metal hydride batteries have a small memory
- Disadvantages of nickel-metal hydride batteries compared with lead-acid batteries and nickel-cadmium batteries:
- In terms of production and manufacturing costs, nickel-metal hydride batteries are relatively
- The self-discharge performance is relatively poorthe self-discharge current is relatively
- Due to the high energy density, the safety performance is worse than that of nickel-cadmium batteries and lead-acid
- Advantages of NiMH batteries compared with lithium batteries
- In terms of manufacturing cost and technology maturity, nickel-metal hydride batteries have lower cost and more mature
- In terms of cell consistency, nickel-metal hydride batteries have better control and higher consistency than lithium
- In terms of safety performance, due to the relatively low-capacitydensity of nickel-metal hydride batteries, safety accidents of smoke and explosion are not easy to occur;
- In terms of raw materials, nickel-metal hydride batteries have more abundant resources, while lithium batteries are relatively
- Disadvantages of NiMH batteries compared with lithium batteries
- In terms of cycle life, nickel-metal hydride batteries are shorter than lithium
- Ni-MH batteries are relatively low in energy density and relatively short in battery
- In high current discharge, that is, rate discharge, lithium batteries can discharge above 45C, and nickel-metal hydride batteries can achieve about
- In terms of space utilization, nickel-metal hydride batteries are fixed cylindrical, and lithium batteries can be soft-wrapped aluminum film, which can be diversified in shape and make full use of the space of the battery compartment of the
- In terms of low temperature performance, the discharge performance of nickel-metal hydride batteries is much worse than that of lithium
- In terms of fast charging performance, nickel-metal hydride batteries are far worse than lithium batteries. For example, lithium batteries produced by GerowBattery can achieve fast charging of 3 to 5C, while nickel-metal hydride batteries are better at 1C fast charging. , which means that the charging time of NiMH batteries is much longer than that of lithium batteries.