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Polymer Battery

Polymer batteries are rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that use a polymer electrolyte instead of a traditional liquid electrolyte. This polymer electrolyte can be a solid or gel-like substance, allowing the batteries to be made into ultra-thin, lightweight, and flexible shapes. Compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries, polymer batteries offer greater design freedom, higher safety, and are more suitable for small electronic devices. They are widely used in consumer electronics, smart devices, medical devices, and wearable technology.

Application areas of cylindrical batteries

Consumer Electronics

In consumer electronics such as smartphones, tablets, and wireless headphones, polymer lithium batteries offer significant advantages due to their ultra-thin structure and high energy density. Thanks to their pouch packaging, polymer batteries can provide stable power output within a very small internal space. They are suitable for smartphones, Bluetooth headsets, and portable gaming devices.

Wearable Devices

Wearable Devices

Wearable devices have extremely high requirements for battery size, weight, and safety. Polymer batteries, with their flexible structure and low thickness, can perfectly fit the wrist, clothing, or body structure, providing reliable power without compromising comfort. Simultaneously, their low self-discharge rate helps extend standby time, meeting the operational needs of devices such as smartwatches and health trackers.

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Medical & Healthcare Devices

Polymer batteries use gel or solid electrolytes, resulting in a lower risk of leakage, making them more suitable for medical applications with extremely high reliability requirements. Their compact design supports device miniaturization, while stable voltage output ensures the accuracy of medical monitoring data, providing long-term reliable power for portable and wearable medical devices.

Drones & RC Devices

Drones and remote-controlled devices typically require the release of large amounts of power in a short period of time. Polymer batteries, with their high-rate discharge capability and lightweight design, enable devices to deliver higher power during flight or high-speed operation. Therefore, they are widely used in fields such as aerial photography, industrial inspection, and recreational drones.

Smart home devices

IoT Devices

IoT devices are typically deployed in a distributed manner and are costly to maintain, thus requiring high battery life and stability. Polymer batteries, with their low self-discharge characteristics and customizable capacity designs, can meet the needs of IoT devices for long standby times and cyclical operation. Furthermore, their compact size facilitates integration into various miniature sensors and smart modules.

Portable Smart Devices

Portable Smart Devices

In portable smart devices, polymer batteries support the development of products towards higher integration and lighter weight. Their pouch structure not only reduces overall weight but also improves shock and impact resistance, making them suitable for mobile use. Stable charge and discharge performance ensures that devices maintain good lifespan even under frequent use and charging conditions.

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