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- 11-30-2003, 11:54 PM #1trentGuest
Hi,
I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
battery's lifespan? I got a new Samsung cellphone, the battery was
inserted by the sales assisstant. But when i got back, the battery is
shown to be full on the battery indicator! How long should i charge
for the first time? How many times should i charge initially before
using cellphone? Should i use the cellphone until 1 bar on the
indicator before recharging, and how much should i charge the
cellphone , as shown by the indicator,full or partial?? There seems to
be different theories in this topic.Please help clear my confusion!
Thanks a million for your kind advise and replies.Thanks!
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- 12-01-2003, 12:42 AM #2Mel HarrisGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
The first time it should be charged for at least 12 hours before using. The
next 2 or 3 times you should run the battery down as low as you can and then
charge. After that, charge it when ever. I usually plug the car charger in
when I'm driving to keep a full charge.
Mel
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"trent" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
> I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
> charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
> battery's lifespan? I got a new Samsung cellphone, the battery was
> inserted by the sales assisstant. But when i got back, the battery is
> shown to be full on the battery indicator! How long should i charge
> for the first time? How many times should i charge initially before
> using cellphone? Should i use the cellphone until 1 bar on the
> indicator before recharging, and how much should i charge the
> cellphone , as shown by the indicator,full or partial?? There seems to
> be different theories in this topic.Please help clear my confusion!
> Thanks a million for your kind advise and replies.Thanks!
- 12-01-2003, 01:21 AM #3tuned by RÄZOGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
"Mel Harris" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| The first time it should be charged for at least 12 hours before using.
The
| next 2 or 3 times you should run the battery down as low as you can and
then
| charge. After that, charge it when ever. I usually plug the car charger in
| when I'm driving to keep a full charge.
| Mel
|
As low as u can generally means until it switches off by itself. If you are
unable to do so, then when it bleeps the battery low warning, charge it full
for 12-16 hours. For bigger capacity batteries (9210 3310 and 5110 series
batteries add a few more hours - 16 would be great)
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| "trent" <[email protected]> wrote in message
| news:[email protected]...
| > Hi,
| > I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
| > charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
| > battery's lifespan? I got a new Samsung cellphone, the battery was
| > inserted by the sales assisstant. But when i got back, the battery is
| > shown to be full on the battery indicator! How long should i charge
| > for the first time? How many times should i charge initially before
| > using cellphone? Should i use the cellphone until 1 bar on the
| > indicator before recharging, and how much should i charge the
| > cellphone , as shown by the indicator,full or partial?? There seems to
| > be different theories in this topic.Please help clear my confusion!
| > Thanks a million for your kind advise and replies.Thanks!
|
|
- 12-01-2003, 10:26 PM #4Charles HawtreyGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
[email protected] (trent) staggered to the nearest keyboard and
wrote:
>Hi,
> I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
>charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
>battery's lifespan?
The usual advice is to discharge the battery fully before recharging
it. As is often the case with common-sense wisdom, this is wrong.
According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
Extensive discussion appears at:
http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
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- 12-02-2003, 12:57 PM #5CharlesHGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
In article <[email protected]>,
Charles Hawtrey <[email protected]> wrote:
>[email protected] (trent) staggered to the nearest keyboard and
>wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>> I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
>>charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
>>battery's lifespan?
>
>The usual advice is to discharge the battery fully before recharging
>it. As is often the case with common-sense wisdom, this is wrong.
>
>According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
>discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
>of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
>DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
>depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
>Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
>can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
>discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
>
>Extensive discussion appears at:
>http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
The old full-discharge-before-recharging advice is applicable to NiCd
batteries, but, as indicated above, most emphatically does NOT apply
to LiIon batteries.
- 12-03-2003, 12:27 PM #6tuned by RÄZOGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
"CharlesH" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| In article <[email protected]>,
| Charles Hawtrey <[email protected]> wrote:
| >[email protected] (trent) staggered to the nearest keyboard and
| >wrote:
| >
| >>Hi,
| >> I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
| >>charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
| >>battery's lifespan?
| >
| >The usual advice is to discharge the battery fully before recharging
| >it. As is often the case with common-sense wisdom, this is wrong.
| >
| >According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
| >discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
| >of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
| >DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
| >depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
| >Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
| >can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
| >discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
| >
| >Extensive discussion appears at:
| >http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
|
| The old full-discharge-before-recharging advice is applicable to NiCd
| batteries, but, as indicated above, most emphatically does NOT apply
| to LiIon batteries.
|
Yes, but with a nimh battery do discharge it fully else it'll be sorta
useless in 2 years light use on a 3310. the compatible li-ion works much
better.
- 12-03-2003, 12:27 PM #7tuned by RÄZOGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
"CharlesH" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| In article <[email protected]>,
| Charles Hawtrey <[email protected]> wrote:
| >[email protected] (trent) staggered to the nearest keyboard and
| >wrote:
| >
| >>Hi,
| >> I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
| >>charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
| >>battery's lifespan?
| >
| >The usual advice is to discharge the battery fully before recharging
| >it. As is often the case with common-sense wisdom, this is wrong.
| >
| >According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
| >discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
| >of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
| >DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
| >depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
| >Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
| >can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
| >discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
| >
| >Extensive discussion appears at:
| >http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
|
| The old full-discharge-before-recharging advice is applicable to NiCd
| batteries, but, as indicated above, most emphatically does NOT apply
| to LiIon batteries.
|
Yes, but with a nimh battery do discharge it fully else it'll be sorta
useless in 2 years light use on a 3310. the compatible li-ion works much
better.
- 12-03-2003, 11:02 PM #8tuned by RÄZOGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
"Charles Hawtrey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| [email protected] (trent) staggered to the nearest keyboard and
| wrote:
|
| >Hi,
| > I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
| >charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
| >battery's lifespan?
|
| The usual advice is to discharge the battery fully before recharging
| it. As is often the case with common-sense wisdom, this is wrong.
|
| According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
| discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
| of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
| DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
| depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
| Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
| can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
| discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
|
Of course. The lower DOD means shorter usage between charges = more short
charges possible. But does it mean longer useful lifespan of the same
battery?
| Extensive discussion appears at:
| http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
|
|
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- 12-03-2003, 11:02 PM #9tuned by RÄZOGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
"Charles Hawtrey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| [email protected] (trent) staggered to the nearest keyboard and
| wrote:
|
| >Hi,
| > I got a cellphone li-ion battery for my cellphone. How sholud i
| >charge/discharge my li-ion battery to prolong and maximise li-ion
| >battery's lifespan?
|
| The usual advice is to discharge the battery fully before recharging
| it. As is often the case with common-sense wisdom, this is wrong.
|
| According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
| discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
| of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
| DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
| depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
| Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
| can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
| discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
|
Of course. The lower DOD means shorter usage between charges = more short
charges possible. But does it mean longer useful lifespan of the same
battery?
| Extensive discussion appears at:
| http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
|
|
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| hambu n hambu hodo
- 12-04-2003, 03:53 AM #10gopiGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
[email protected] (Charles Hawtrey) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
> discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
> of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
> DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
> depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
> Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
> can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
> discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
>
> Extensive discussion appears at:
> http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
Very interesting article. I think the article is a bit unclear at
first, however. If the battery is linear, then you'd expect that by
discharging it 25% each time you'd get 4x as many charge/discharge
cycles as if you did 100%. This makes the 5x or 6x sound a bit less
astounding.
In other words, you get 25% to 50% more life out of your battery if
you only discharge it a quarter each time. That's quite good, but not
as impressive as the article sounds at first.
- 12-04-2003, 03:53 AM #11gopiGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
[email protected] (Charles Hawtrey) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
> discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
> of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
> DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
> depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
> Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
> can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
> discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
>
> Extensive discussion appears at:
> http://www.motorola.com/ies/ESG/testlab/article1.htm
Very interesting article. I think the article is a bit unclear at
first, however. If the battery is linear, then you'd expect that by
discharging it 25% each time you'd get 4x as many charge/discharge
cycles as if you did 100%. This makes the 5x or 6x sound a bit less
astounding.
In other words, you get 25% to 50% more life out of your battery if
you only discharge it a quarter each time. That's quite good, but not
as impressive as the article sounds at first.
- 12-05-2003, 10:17 PM #12Al KleinGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 04:26:34 GMT, [email protected] (Charles Hawtrey)
posted in alt.cellular.motorola:
>According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
>discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
>of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
>DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
>depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
>Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
>can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
>discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
This assumes a properly conditioned battery.
Proper conditioning consists of fully charging the battery (a 12 hour
charge for the first charge won't hurt), fully discharging it (until
the phone shuts off), and repeating the cycle. (It doesn't have to be
discharged in one continuous use - just don't recharge it until it's
fully discharged.) Then you can charge it every day or so.
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- 12-05-2003, 10:21 PM #13Al KleinGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
On Thu, 4 Dec 2003 13:02:41 +0800, "tuned by RÄZO"
<[email protected]> posted in alt.cellular.motorola:
>Of course. The lower DOD means shorter usage between charges = more short
>charges possible. But does it mean longer useful lifespan of the same
>battery?
Each particular LiIon battery has a maximum charge time/depth life.
If you discharge it less each time, you can get more charge/discharge
cycles, but the total life will be the same. IOW, if you can run for
a week before the phone shuts off, you can charge the phone once/week
or you can charge it every night, but it'll still start going bad in
12-18 months (typically).
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- 12-05-2003, 10:26 PM #14Al KleinGuest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
On 4 Dec 2003 01:53:03 -0800, [email protected]
(gopi) posted in alt.cellular.motorola:
>Very interesting article. I think the article is a bit unclear at
>first, however. If the battery is linear, then you'd expect that by
>discharging it 25% each time you'd get 4x as many charge/discharge
>cycles as if you did 100%. This makes the 5x or 6x sound a bit less
>astounding.
>In other words, you get 25% to 50% more life out of your battery if
>you only discharge it a quarter each time. That's quite good, but not
>as impressive as the article sounds at first.
If you discharge it 25% each time, you'll get 4 times the number of
charge/discharge cycles. You're still getting exactly the same life
from the battery. Instead of taking - to make up numbers - 10 watts
out of the battery 100 times, you take 2.5 watts out of it 400 times.
That's 1,000 watts, any way you look at it. If the phone uses 2
watts/day, you get 500 days use out of the battery.
Yes, you can charge it 4 times as many times, but so what?
--
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- 12-06-2003, 07:10 AM #15Mike S.Guest
Re: How should i charge my li-ion battery of my cellphone?
In article <[email protected]>,
Al Klein <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 04:26:34 GMT, [email protected] (Charles Hawtrey)
>posted in alt.cellular.motorola:
>
>>According to Motorola, "The relationship between DOD (depth of
>>discharge) and cycle life is logarithmic. In other words, the number
>>of cycles yielded by a battery goes up exponentially the lower the
>>DOD. Research studies have shown that the typical cellular phone user
>>depletes their battery about 25 to 30 percent before recharging.
>>Testing has shown that at this low level of DOD a lithium-ion battery
>>can expect between 5 and 6 times the cycle numbers of a battery
>>discharged to the one hundred percent DOD level continuously."
>
>This assumes a properly conditioned battery.
>
>Proper conditioning consists of fully charging the battery (a 12 hour
>charge for the first charge won't hurt), fully discharging it (until
>the phone shuts off), and repeating the cycle. (It doesn't have to be
>discharged in one continuous use - just don't recharge it until it's
>fully discharged.) Then you can charge it every day or so.
According to a battery engineer who posts a lot on the battery newsgroup,
this is a fallacy:
From: Evgenij Barsukov <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: sci.chem.electrochem.battery
Subject: Re: Charging Li-Ion batteries
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 10:17:07 -0500
Organization: Texas Instruments Incorporated
GGreen wrote:
>
> Rumor has it that Li-Ions should be 'conditioned' when new. That
> would entail charging completely, then running to a very low discharge
> point, and cycling through that a couple times. After that initial
> breakin cycle, it's OK to charge the battery at any time.
>
> I've seen that in print several times. Any basis for it?
Actually conditioning (formation of semi-insulating layer on the anode particles)
is done by battery manufacturers. They are required to make the formation cycle
before they ship the cells. Formation is not completely finished in one charge cycle,
so in case of some manufacturers who make only one formation cycle,
cells will still show increased capacity loss during
a comple of additional cycles.
Also, most of new high capacity cells have increased useable
capacity loss during first 10-20 cycles, and then capacity stabilizes.
This has similar reason - still growing insulating layer increases cell impedance which
in turn results in less useable capacity at high (say C/2) loads wich are common
in notebooks, phones and PDAs.
There is no need to deeply discharge the battery for make formation cycle.
Insulating layer will be formed in the natural cause of battery usage (mostly
during charging stage).
Regards,
Evgenij
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