How long will my battery can last?
The ability of notebook battery will decrease with time if you use it or not. Although Li-Ion battery industry does not publicize this fact, at your battery starts to move at the time of assembly.Elements within the battery will react, and eventually the battery will not be able to supply enough power for your notebook.In addition, your battery is designed to last between 300-800 charge cycles / recharging. And will gradually decrease its ability to supply power to the notebook.
In general, notebook battery will last between one to three years. You may be able to slow the decline in ability, but could not stop the process. The temperature of the battery, the manner and frequency of use will affect the length notebook battery life.You can slow this process with some hints of maintenance
* Low temperatures will slow the process of discharge,and the aging process of the element in the battery.Conversely, high temperatures will shorten battery life. Leaving your battery is installed when the AC power will cause the temperature inside the battery increases. Remove and keep the battery at cold temperatures will slow the aging process. Leaving the notebook in a hot environment is also not good for the battery.
* Lithium-Ion batteries used in notebooks are designed to be used about 300-800 times a cycle of charge / discharge.Some of these cycles are used when you let the battery is installed when the notebook using the power of electric power. At the time of AC power, the notebook will routinely remove the battery when it reaches the level of knowl-specific charge (example: 95%). Removing the battery and store in a cool dry place and will protect a few cycles.
* Li-Ion Battery is not affected by memory effects (the battery needs to be used until they run out completely before it is filled again to avoid a reduction in capacity) such as rechargeable batteries old model.Repetition cycle-to-use content to run out will increase the capacity loss per cycle. Several times a 'content-use some'better than a one-time 'wear out'. However, you also have to calibrate your battery regularly.
Extend Battery Age
- Calibration of the battery with the 'wear out' every 30 times the charge to maintain the accuracy of the elements in the battery. Use your notebook until the battery is used up before it charged.
- Avoid repetition 'wear out' a regular. Li-Ion batteries lose less storage capacity when charged even if not yet consumables.
- Remove baterau and keep in a cool and dry. Optimum charge level is 40% for long storage. Storing the battery with low power would cause permanent damage. Therefore, usually when you buy a new notebook, the battery has been filled about a quarter to a half.
- If you store batteries in the fridge, use a sealed plastic bag to avoid moisture. Allow the battery to warm to room temperature before being used or pulled his charge.
Some practical tips:
1. Heat is your enemy. Avoid to put your battery is a hot place, like inside a car at noon
2. Use until exhausted is not good for Li-Ion battery. Should do the refilling when it reaches the level of 10-20%.
3. Calibrate your battery every 30 charge cycles. Let the battery is used up, to keep the accurate pointing on the laptop fixed.
4. If you are will to use electric power in the long term, you can extend battery life with it off and keep it in storage
5. Save ditemat a dry and cold with the condition of the battery is 40%. Some experts suggest to keep it in the fridge. Use a sealed plastic bag to remove moisture.
6. Do not enter into the freezer to be frozen.
7. if you want to use again, allow to warm to room temperature before being used again.
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