Chargable

Chargable is a term used to describe something that can have a charge applied to it, typically an electrical charge. In the context of electronics, this often refers to batteries or capacitors. These components are designed to store electrical energy that can be released later. A chargeable battery, for example, can be replenished with electrical energy from a power source, allowing it to be used multiple times. This is in contrast to non-rechargeable, or disposable, batteries which are designed for a single use. The ability to be chargeable is a key feature for many portable electronic devices, extending their usability and reducing waste. The process of charging involves passing an electrical current through the device to build up the stored charge. The rate at which a device can be charged, and its capacity to hold a charge, are important specifications. Devices that are chargeable are often designed with specific charging ports and compatible chargers to ensure safe and efficient energy transfer.