MS518SE - MS Lithium Rechargeable Battery

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3V Type MS (Manganese Silicon) lithium rechargeable batteries, developed by Seiko Instruments Inc. , use silicon oxide as the anode and a lithium manganese composite oxide as the cathode. As a result, they offer long cycle life and highly stable overdischarge characteristics. Negative cap Negative electrode Separater Positive electrode.
Large discharge capacity : For high operational voltage range of 3.3V to 2.0V.
Long cycle life : Cycle life of over 100 cycles under charge/.

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Part number	MS518SE
Manufacturer	Seiko
File Size	474.44 KB
Description	MS Lithium Rechargeable Battery
Datasheet	MS518SE Datasheet
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MS Lithium Rechargeable Battery MS412FE/MS518SE/MS614E/MS614SE/MS621FE/MS920SE FEATURES 3V Type MS (Manganese Silicon) lithium rechargeable batteries, developed by Seiko Instruments Inc., use silicon oxide as the anode and a lithium manganese composite oxide as the cathode. As a result, they offer long cycle life and highly stable overdischarge characteristics. Negative cap Negative electrode Separater Positive electrode • Large discharge capacity : For high operational voltage range of 3.3V to 2.0V. • Long cycle life : Cycle life of over 100 cycles under charge/discharge conditions of 3.3V to 2.0V (D.O.D.100%). • Excellent overdischarge characteristics : Continued stable capacity characteristics even after the battery is overdischarged down to 0.0V.

Published: Feb 11, 2014 |