Lithium-ion batteries are of all shapes and sizes nowadays. However, no matter the size or the shape of the battery they all look the same inside.

We are witnessing a new wave in battery technology across the world. And with them, an increase in battery powered vehicles and devices. Lithium and NiCD batteries are the best on the market in this regard.

Nickel Metal Hybrid battery (NiMh) is a form of rechargeable batteries. It has a chemical reaction at the positive electrode similar to the chemical reaction that happens in the nickel-cadmium cell.

Lithium iron Phosphate battery (LFP) is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. In it lithium iron phosphate is used as the cathode material, while Graphite is used as the anode.

The use of batteries is common in almost all electric devices. Some devices are required direct and heavy voltage, where electric wire fulfills the need for direct electricity supply.

Safety protection is essential during using any type of batteries because all the batteries are containing harmful chemicals that can harm humans.

The thought might be cross you as to why triple A or AAA batteries continue gaining extreme recognition?

Lithium-polymer batteries, better known as LiPo, have high energy density, high discharging speed and low weight, making them an excellent candidate for RC applications.

A Li-Air cell generates a voltage due to the availability of oxygen molecules (O2) in the positive electrode. O2 reacts with positively charged lithium ions to form lithium peroxide (Li2O2) and generates electricity.

The majority of battery experts agree to the fact that prices of energy storage will drop in the coming years, but they do not agree on how long it will take, nor on the speed with which this drop in prices will happen.