Among users is the opinion that the batteries must "train" them completely by discharging them and recharging again. They believe that it increases their capacity, but in reality that practice is not only useless, but for a harmful battery, "Gazeta.ru told" Gazeta.ru "Mikhail Vazisov.
"The battery cannot be stored in extreme states when it is completely discharged up to zero or recharge up to 100%. In this case, it is decomposed faster. You can't charge it too much in a large electricity, because it also reduces capacity. This rule applies to all modern batteries. It is better to use the "Smart Charging" mode, which limits the discharge up to 20%, and maximum charge, up to 85-90%, which significantly extends the battery life, "explained the specialist."
According to Vazisov, this myth originated due to Nickel-Metalidi batteries, which were widely used years ago, but later lost their prevalence due to the emergence of lithium-ion and lead batteries.
"Nickel-Metalidi batteries had" memory effect ". This meant that if you completely discharged your phone, it was later charged less, because the battery "remember" the previous capacity. But this technology is already outdated, and the "training" of modern batteries has no use, but only damages. Today, in addition to lithium-ion batteries, more and more attention is attracted to sodium batteries, which can be discharged and charged without the danger of their degradation, "Vaisov concluded.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
