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Batteries and Chargers
NiMH & NiCd Batteries
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Nickel-cadmium batteries and Nickel-metal hydride batteries are two classes of chemical bases used for battery cells. These can be of any size and power, although these differences will influence their power.
NiMH batteries can be recharged at any time during the cycle without affecting battery performance.
The nickel-cadmium battery is used in domestic and industrial environments, although they are losing popularity compared to NiMH batteries, since Cadmium is a polluting element.
Among their differences:
NiMH batteries may perform better, but at the cost of nearly double the self-discharge rate of NiCd batteries (they lose charge in an electronic device faster).
NiCD batteries have a memory effect, that is, they must be discharged to reach their maximum capacity
NiMHs are more effective in electronic devices with high power drains, in addition to having greater capacity, so they can be used for longer in electronic devices. In addition, they can be recharged more times than NiCd batteries.
