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    Electrical Characteristics and Key Parameters of Lithium Batteries

    2025-10-21

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    • 1. Lithium Battery Charge-Discharge Curve

    The charge-discharge curve of a lithium battery refers to the relationship curve between the battery's capacity and open-circuit voltage. Based on the battery's discharge curve, the remaining charge can be roughly estimated, as shown in the figure below.


    The charge-discharge curve of lithium batteries is not only related to the magnitude of the charging and discharging currents but also to temperature. As shown in the figure below.

    • 2. Key Parameters of Lithium Batteries

    Due to their inherent characteristics, lithium batteries must not be overcharged, over-discharged, subjected to excessive current, or exposed to excessive temperatures. Therefore, to ensure safety and battery longevity, appropriate protective measures must be implemented. Several commonly encountered parameters are listed below.

    Comparison ItemTernary LithiumLithium iron phosphate
    Voltage3.6V3.2V
    Charge termination voltage4.2V3.6V
    Discharge termination voltage3.0V2.0V
    Operating Temperature Range-20℃~60℃-10℃~65℃
    Maximum Discharge Rate3℃~10℃3℃~10℃
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