Batteriealter
Batteriealter refers to the degradation of a rechargeable battery over time and with use. This process is a natural consequence of the electrochemical reactions occurring within the battery. The primary factors contributing to Batteriealter include the number of charge and discharge cycles, the depth of discharge (how much the battery is depleted), temperature, and charging voltage.
As a battery ages, its internal resistance increases, leading to a reduced ability to store and deliver
Different battery chemistries experience Batteriealter at varying rates. For instance, lithium-ion batteries, common in many portable
While Batteriealter is inevitable, strategies exist to mitigate its effects. Avoiding extreme temperatures, not fully discharging