Nickel

The Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) cell absorbs hydrogen in the metal alloy makeup of its negative electrode during charge. As the cell is discharged, the metal alloy releases hydrogen to form water. The use of the metal alloy is the underlying reason for the high energy density of the NiMH cell compared to other chemistries. NiMH batteries have a long cycle life and good storage characteristics.
Furthermore, the battery can be recharged at any time without experiencing voltage depression (or memory effect). Most importantly, the NiMH battery is an environmentally friendly product.
Over 55 Standard Cells
Specialized Cells Available
Standard Series
High Current Capable Series
High Temperature Capable Series
Multiple Form Factors
Cylindrical Form Factor
Prismatic Form Factor
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