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Panasonic Introduces BR1/2AA High Temperature Lithium Cell

Posted April 6, 2007

Panasonic’s Poly Carbonmonofluoride (BR) lithium cells have provided long lasting power to measuring, data acquisition, identification (RFID), and safety devices. This BR lithium power and reliability is now available in a 1/2AA size.

Panasonic’s BR1/2AA provides reliable power at extreme operating temperatures from -40°C to 100°C. Because of its extreme temperature tolerance, low self discharge rate, and compact design, the BR1/2AA cells are ideal for a variety of tough field applications: including meter monitoring, RFID, and electronic toll collection.

Features:

  • High Capacity: 1000 mAH
  • Low Self Discharge: 0.5% per Year at 20°C/60%RH
  • Extreme Operating Temperature: -40°C to 100°C
  • Virtually Zero Failure Rate
  • Compact 1/2AA size
  • No passivation layer
  • Constant Discharge Voltage
  • Available in 2 and 3 pin versions

Applications

  • Wireless Meters
  • Electronic Toll Collection (ETC)
  • RFID
  • Emergency/Safety Devices
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