The maintenance of the battery may have little effect on a single charge-discharge cycle, but there will be a comparison after a long time. After a lithium battery pack is used for a year or more, the battery capacity will be lost, and the battery loss with better maintenance It will be much better.
There are many methods about the maintenance of lithium battery packs that have been circulated on the Internet before, but there are different opinions. For example, after a new battery is brought back, it needs to be fully charged for 12 hours and then emptied, and the maximum capacity can be activated three times in a row. It is also said that a full charge and discharge process must be performed once a month to facilitate maintenance.
Foreign websites recently released an article on how to prolong the life of lithium batteries, and put forward new conclusions on the use of batteries. Experimental results have confirmed that the best way to maintain a lithium battery pack is light use, fast discharge and fast charging, which is similar to the use of mechanical equipment. The more frequently you use it, the more times you use it, the faster the battery will wear out. The lower the degree of deep discharge of the lithium battery, the longer the use time. If possible, try to avoid frequent full charge and discharge.
As far as users are concerned, it is best to charge your battery when it is 10% or 20% used, and it is okay to charge when the remaining power is 50%, but try to avoid charging when the phone prompts that the battery is low, no matter what the situation Use up the battery. If you are away from home, try to use a battery with a larger capacity or a mobile power supply.
In addition, they also pointed out that the temperature of the use environment also has an impact on the battery life, too high (30°C) or too low temperature will cause loss of battery life. For example, it is best to remove the battery from a laptop that is often connected to an adapter power supply. In fact, this does not mean that charging will cause damage to the battery, because the battery will not be charged after it is fully charged, but the laptop does not pay attention to the ventilation at the bottom when using it. Conditions allow the temperature to overheat, which is the real culprit affecting battery life. Of course, if there is a better use environment or a heat dissipation base, the battery can prevent the loss of unsaved data during a power outage.
