PANASONIC CR2330 3V LITHIUM BATTERY

Product Information

Ever since Panasonic became the first company in the world to develop and commence the mass production of lithium batteries for consumer products in 1971, Panasonic has launched a series of lithium batteries in many shapes and sizes including cylindrical types, coin types and pin types. Panasonic has also successfully introduced coin type rechargeable lithium batteries to the market for applications such as memory back-up or watches.

Today, lithium batteries have a proven track record of opening up a host of new fields where conventional batteries cannot be used. Applications range from high-current discharge applications typified by 35mm cameras to ultra-low current discharge applications in such products as electronic watches or applications as power supplies for IC memory backup which require long-term reliability.

Panasonic has conducted repeated tests on the various safety and performance characteristics, plus the effects of environmental factors such as temperature. We have accumulated a wealth of corroborative data on the performance of our batteries which cannot be pinpointed by short-term accelerated tests. As a result, Panasonic batteries have won approval under the UL safety standards in the United States and wide recognition throughout the world for their high reliability and safety.

General Features
High Voltage – The high energy density of lithium batteries and their high voltage of 3V (there are 1.5V and 2V lineups also) make them ideally suited for use in all kinds of products where the trend is to achieve increasing miniaturization.

Low self-degradation rate and superior storability – Since the substance that is chemically very stable is used for plus terminal as an active material (BR series: Poly-carbonmonofluoride, CR series: Manganese dioxide), if preservation conditions are proper, 90% of capacity remains even after ten years storage.

Long-term discharge – Long-term discharge has been verified at all operating temperatures under low-load discharge conditions.