Passive Components Products:

Batteries

Batteries are essential components of modern life, powering a wide range of devices and systems, from small electronics to large-scale industrial applications. IBS Electronics is distributing the industry’s best batteries and battery related accessories. Looking for electronic components batteries, commercial batteries, renewable energy batteries, or industrial batteries? How about alarm batteries, or UPS batteries? We distribute all of those types include Lithium coin, Lithium primary cylindrical, Nickel Metal Hydride, Valve Regulated Lead Acid and Alkaline batteries in a variety of battery chemistries.

When it comes to powering most electronic devices, you have three main options: rechargeable batteries, replaceable (disposable) batteries, or AC power. While there are various types of rechargeable batteries, the most commonly used in consumer electronics are lithium-ion and lithium-polymer. Most modern electronic products use rechargeable batteries for convenience, but in some cases, replaceable (disposable) batteries may be more suitable.

Disposable batteries, also known as primary batteries, generate power through chemical reactions but can only be used once. Once discharged, they cannot be recharged or reused. Alkaline batteries are examples of primary batteries, where the electrode materials are depleted during use and cannot be restored.

Batteries are now one of the most critical components in electronic devices and are found in almost every portable gadget. From drones to smartphones, tablets to electric vehicles, batteries are the common element powering these technologies. Additionally, product design plays a significant role. Incorporating a compartment for replaceable batteries often requires a bulky battery pack, which can increase the size and weight of the device.

Types of Batteries:

• Primary Batteries: These are non-rechargeable batteries designed for single-use. They provide a specific amount of energy until their chemical reactions are exhausted. Common examples include alkaline batteries used in remote controls and disposable cameras.
• Secondary Batteries: Also known as rechargeable batteries, these can be recharged and reused multiple times. Examples include lithium-ion batteries used in smartphones and laptops, as well as lead-acid batteries used in vehicles.