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A commonly used battery today is the LR44 battery inside a button cell. As electronics
have become smaller and smaller batteries have also been miniaturized. Some
examples of uses for these batteries include pocket calculators, and really small
radios. The LR44 Button cell battery has a lot of capacity a long shelf-life and works
for ‘heavy-loads’ which is devices that need relatively lots of voltage.
The LR44 Button cell is an alkaline cell. However silver-oxide can also be used as a
substitute. The equivalent silver-oxide batteries are more expensive however they have
a longer-life and maintain their voltage with use. However alkaline batteries can be
used for most everyday battery needs.
This battery comes in a button cell variety. This design was produced in the nineteen
eighties to adjust to the needs of devices that were getting smaller and smaller. The
cells of the battery are stacked onto a tube. Button cells were only charged for 10-16
hours, since they had no safety vent. Safety vents are needed to release built up pressure
in the battery before it ruptures as active materials expand from the temperature rise.
They will release pressure that is built up inside the battery.