Batteries Non-Rechargeable (Primary)
Non-rechargeable (primary) batteries are single-use electrochemical storage cells which produce electrical energy by means of a non-reversible chemical reaction, necessitating their disposal after once being depleted. Typically, they are capable of storing a larger amount of energy in a given volume than comparable rechargeable (secondary) cells, while also exhibiting significantly improved long-term storage qualities and lower unit cost. While the term "battery" is most properly reserved for an assembly of multiple individual cells, its use in reference to a single cell is common.
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Product | Pricing | Datasheet | Battery Chemistry | Battery Cell Size | Voltage - Rated | Capacity | Size / Dimension | Termination Style | Stock & Quantity |
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SR44W Seiko Instruments, Inc. | 1 $4.1100 | Datasheet | Silver Oxide | Coin, 11.6mm | 1.55 V | 160mAh | 0.46" Dia x 0.21" H (11.6mm x 5.4mm) | Requires Holder | 8,101 Cart + RFQ |