Ni- MH batteries:
The Nickel – Metal Hydride batteries are much preferable than Ni-Cad batteries because of their lower environmental impact. Its nominal voltage is 1.25 V which is greater than Ni-Cad batteries. It has less nominal voltage than alkaline batteries and they are good replacement due to its availability and less environmental impact. The power density of Ni-MH batteries is 100 Wh/Kg.
Advantages:
- Available in all standard sizes.
- High power density.
- Easy to recharge.
- A good alternative to alkaline which has almost all similarities and also it is rechargeable.
Disadvantages:
- Self-discharge is very high.
- Expensive than Ni-Cad batteries.
Applications:
Used in all applications similar to the alkaline and Ni-Cad batteries.
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