Small lithium titanate rechargeable batteries are manufactured by applying the electrode technology utilized in Toshiba Corporation’s SCiBTM rechargable batteries. The most distinctive feature in the design of our small lithium-ion rechargable batteries is the use of and lithium titanate (Li4Ti5012) rather than graphite as the anode active material.
Small lithium titanate rechargeable batteries are manufactured by applying the electrode technology utilized in Toshiba Corporation’s SCiBTM rechargable batteries. The most distinctive feature in the design of our small lithium-ion rechargable batteries is the use of and lithium titanate (Li4Ti5012) rather than graphite as the anode active material.
Small lithium titanate rechargeable batteries are manufactured by applying the electrode technology utilized in Toshiba Corporation’s SCiBTM rechargable batteries. The most distinctive feature in the design of our small lithium-ion rechargable batteries is the use of and lithium titanate (Li4Ti5012) rather than graphite as the anode active material.
Nichicon “SLB” series are “Small Lithium Titanate Rechargeable Batteries” ideal for powering IoT systems. The EVSLB-EHEP02A is an evaluation board that allows users to test the SLB series with combining various types of energy harvesting devices. With a built-in power management IC, the power collection efficiency can be optimized according to the energy harvesting element used. It is also equipped with 2 types of power output, it can be used properly according to the application. The EVSLB-EHEP02A provides an easy way to configure the energy harvesting powered source.
Solar (DC), vibration power generation (AC), etc. Input from various harvesters are possible
Supports power collection settings optimized for harvester characteristics
Small lithium titanate rechargeable batteries are manufactured by applying the electrode technology utilized in Toshiba Corporation’s SCiBTM rechargable batteries. The most distinctive feature in the design of our small lithium-ion rechargable batteries is the use of and lithium titanate (Li4Ti5012) rather than graphite as the anode active material.
