Rechargeable Lithium-ion Polymer Batteries Specifications Contents 1. Scope 4 2. System 4 3. Cell Model 4 4. Ratings 4 5. Battery Performance 5 6. Delivery Condition 7. Lithium Ion Polymer Battery Handling Guideline 8. Remarks Appendix 1 Battery Drawing 11
This specification shall be applied to Lithium-ion polymer Batteries- model 043228 manufactured by Data Power Technology Limited
2. System : Rechargeable Lithium-ion Polymer Batteries 3. Cell Model :043228 5. Ratings 5.1. Nominal Capacity( at 0.2C mA) : 8mAh (min );
10mAh (typical ) 5.2. Nominal Voltage 3.7V (average voltage at 0.2C discharge) 5.3. Charging Voltage :
End-of-charge Current : 0.16mA 5.5. Charging Method: constant current constant voltage Standard Charge(0.5C) :
4mA (constant current) charge to 4.20V, then 4.2V
(constant voltage) for 2.5hr or 0.3mA(0.02C) cut off
Quick Charge(1.0C): 8mA (constant current) charge to 4.20V, then 4.2V
(constant voltage) for 1.5hr or 0.3mA(0.02C) cut off
5.6. Max. Continuous Discharge Current: 16mA 5.7. Discharge Cut-off Voltage : 2.75V 5. 8. Cell Dimensions (Refer to the attached drawing) Thickness : 0.40±0.02 mm Width :
6. Battery Performance 6.1. Visual Inspection There shall be no such defects as remarkable scratches, cracks, leakage or deformations. 6.2. Test Condition 6.2.1.Standard Test Condition
Test new cells within one month after shipment from our factory and the cells shall not be cycled over five times before the tests.
All the tests in this specification shall be conducted in an ambient temperature of 25
under a humidity of 25% to 85%, unless otherwise specified. 6.2.2.Measuring Instrument or Apparatus 6.2.2.1. The dimension measurement shall be implemented by instruments with equal or more precision seal of 0.01mm.
6.2.2.2.Standard class specified in the national standard or more sensitive class having inner impedance more than 10k
6.2.2.3 Impedance shall be measured by a sinusoidal alternating current method(1kHz LCR meter). 6.2.2.4.The current measurement shall be implemented by instrument with equal to more precision scale of
0.1% and the constant voltage precision should be implemented with
6.2.2.5.The temperature measurement shall be implemented by instrument with equal or more precision seal of
6.3. Electrical Characteristics 6.3.1. Standard Charge The cell shall be charged at a constant current of 4mA(0.5C) to 4.2V and then at constant voltage of 4.2V with a charging time of 2.5 hours or 0.16mA(0.02C) cut off . 8mAh (minimum)
The capacity shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA (0.2C) and a cut-off voltage of
2.75V after the standard charge (Section 6.3.1.)
6.3.3. High Rate Discharge Capacity (1C):
The capacity shall be measured at a discharge current of 8mA (1.0C) and a cut-off voltage of
2.75V after the standard charge (Section 6.3.1.)
6.3.4. Low Temperature Discharge Capacity (0
The capacity shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA (0.2C) in an ambient
and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V after the standard charge (Section
6.3.5. Low Temperature Discharge Capacity (-10
The capacity shall be measured at a discharge current of 3 mA (0.2C) in an ambient
and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V after the standard charge (Section
6.3.6. High Temperature Discharge Capacity (60
The capacity shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA (0.2C) in an ambient
and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V after the standard charge (Section
Capacity Retention: 85% (minimum) of Rated Capacity Capacity Recovery: 90% (minimum) of Rated Capacity The capacity retention shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA (0.2C) and a
cut-off voltage of 2.75V after standard charge (Section 6.3.1.) and being stored for 28 days at
Then, the capacity recovery shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA
(0.2C) and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V after standard charge (Section 6.3.1.).
Capacity Retention : 70% (minimum) of Rated Capacity Capacity Recovery: 80% (minimum) of Rated Capacity The capacity retention shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA (0.2C) and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V after standard charge (Section 6.3.1.) and being stored for 28 days at 45
Then, the capacity recovery shall be measured at a discharge current of 1.6mA (0.2C) and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V after standard charge (Section 6.3.1.). 6.3.9. Internal Impedance: 2000m
The internal impedance shall be measured at a since wave alternative current process of 1kHz
6.3.10. Cycle Life : The cycle life shall be conducted as the following procedures
charge the cell with the standard charge (as of section 6.3.1);
discharge the cell at 4mA (0.5C) to 2.75V;
The capacity after 300 cycles is expected to be equal to or more than 80% of the rated
capacity. The capacity after 500 cycles is expected to be equal to or more than 70% of the rated capacity.
6.3.11. Open Circuit Voltage: 3.6V - 4.1V as of shipment. 6.4. Mechanical Performance 6.4.1. Vibration Test 95% (min) of Rated Capacity, No Leakage After standard charge (Section 6.3.1.), the battery is vibrated with an amplitude of 0.8mm
(1.6mm total maximum excursion) for 60 minutes in three mutually perpendicular directions. The vibration is performed between 10Hz and 55Hz at a rate of 1Hz per minute.
After the completion of the vibration, the capacity shall be measured at a discharge current of
1.6mA (0.2C) and a cut-off voltage of 2.75V
6.5. Environmental Performance 6.5.1. Thermal Shock Test
for 48 hours, moved to a temperature of -20
within 5 minutes and stored for 6 hours after standard charge (Section 6.3.1.).
6.6. Safety Performance 6.6.1. Short Circuit Test
After standard charge (Section 6.3.1.), the battery shall be subjected to a short-circuit condition
6.6.2. Overcharge Test [With a PCM] No Fire, No Explosion After standard charge (Section 6.3.1.), the battery shall be charged at 1C (8mA)/12V for
6.6.3. Thermal Exposure Test No Fire, No Explosion After standard charge (Section 6.3.1.), the battery is placed in an oven and is heated up at a
until the temperature reaches 130oC. The oven shall be maintained at 130
7. Delivery Condition: about 50% charged.
8. Data Power Lithium Ion Polymer Battery Handling Guideline 8.1 In case of contacting the materials from a damaged or ruptured cell or battery: Eye contact: Washing immediately with plenty of water and soap or for at least 8 minutes. Get medical attention. Skin Contact: Washing immediately with water and soap. Inhalation of Vented Gas: Remove to fresh air. Get medical attention. Ingestion: Get medical attention immediately. 8.2 Keep away batteries from children. 8.3 The cells/ batteries are requested to be stored within a proper temperature range specified in this specifications. 8.4 Do not store batteries in a manner that allow s terminals to short circuit. 8.5 Do not place batteries near heating sources, nor exposed to direct sunlight for long periods.
Elevated temperatures can result in reduced battery service life.
8.6 Charging Battery Use only approved chargers and procedures. Improperly charging a cell or battery may cause the
Charge the battery using the “CCCV” or constant current /constant voltage method. Do not charge the battery with a current or voltage higher than the specified maximum value in
this specifications. The absolute maximum charging voltage is 4.25V per cell.
Prohibit reverse charging of the battery. The battery must be connected correctly. 8.7 Discharging Battery Discharge battery at the max current specified in this specification. If you plan to discharge
battery at a higher current than the max current, please consult Minmax.
Avoid discharge the battery below 2.75V for each cell. Do not over-discharge the battery. Over-discharging can damage the performance of the battery.
It should be noted that the cell/battery would be at an over-discharged state by its self-discharge
characteristics in case the cell is not used for long time. In order to prevent over-discharging, the cell/battery shall be charged periodically to maintain between 3.7V and 4.1V. 8.8 Operation Temperature The battery shall be operated (stored, charged and discharged) in the temperature specified in
8.9 Cell/Battery Protection Circuit Module (PCM)
The cell/battery must be equipped with a PCM that protects the cell/battery from overcharging, over-discharging and over-current. 8.10 Battery Short Circuit Do not short-circuit a battery. A short circuit can result in over-heating of the terminals and
provide an ignition source.More than a momentary short circuit will generally reduce the cell or battery service life and can lead to ignition of surrounding materials or materials within the cell or battery if the seal integrity is damaged.Extended short-circuiting creates high temperature in the cell and at the terminals. Physical contact to high temperatures can cause skin burns. In addition, extended short circuit may cause the cell or battery to flame.
8.11 Prohibit reversing cell polarity within a battery assembly. 8.12 The cell edge of the heat seal zone is electrically conductive. Avoid the edge cross battery
8.13 Do not bend, fold or fall the battery or part of the battery. It may cause the battery be damaged
and result in the battery swelling, leaking, explosion or ignition
8.14 Do not open or manipulate the folded cell edge. 8.8 Do not bend or fold the sealing edge. And do not tear off the sealing film. 8.16 Battery Pack Design
The battery housing should have sufficient mechanical strength. No sharp edge components shall be inside the battery housing. The sharp edge may destroy the cellpackaging. No cell movement is allowed in the battery housing. The ultrasonic head shall not directly/ or indirectly pressed the cell if you need to enclose the battery housing by ultrasonic method. Please consult Minmax for designing the ultrasonic head. Avoid designing airtight battery housing.
8.17 Battery Assembly We recommend ultrasonic welding or spot welding to connect battery with PCM or other parts. If you employ manual solder method to connect tab with PCM, please pay attention to the
Use a solder with temperature controlled and ESD Soldering temperature should not exceed 300
Soldering time should not be longer than 3s Soldering times should not exceed 5 times Keep battery tab cold down before next time soldering. Do not directly heat cell body. It may cause the battery be damaged by heat above 90
8.18 Battery Disassembly Never disassemble a battery. Should a battery unintentionally be crushed, thus releasing its contents, rubber gloves must
be used to handle all battery components. Avoid inhalation of any vapors that may be emitted. 8.19 Do not mixed Batteries and Types. Avoid to use old and new cells or cells of different sizes, different chemistry or types in the same battery assembly. 8.20 Other Warnings Do not heat or dispose the battery into fire, water or other liquids. Do not put the battery into microwave, washing machine or drying machine. Do not use a damaged battery. 8.21 Others Data Power shall make no liability for problems that occur when the above specifications are
9. Remarks If any matters with this specification arises, it shall be revised by mutual agreements. Appendix 1 Batteries Drawing
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