
Lithium Battery Removable 60v 12ah Lithium Battery Pack For Electric Scooter
Lithium Battery Removable 60v 12ah Lithium Battery Pack For Electric Scooter
Product Specifications
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60V 12AH
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Combination Method
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17S6P (17 series 6)
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Battery Model
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lithium battery |
Brand
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QS POWER
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Optional Capacity
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1800mAh 2000mAh 2200mAh 2400mAh 2600mAh 3000mAh 3200mAh 3400mAh
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Rated Voltage
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60V
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Factory Charged
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40%~60%
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Rated Capacity
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12000mAh
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Product Weight
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Customized
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Rated Power
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734.4Wh
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Product Size
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Customized
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Internal Resistance
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200~300mΩ milliohm
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Charging Temperature
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0-40°C
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Charging Method
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CC&CV (constant current & pressure)
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Discharge Temperature
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-20-60°C
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Charge Cut-off Voltage
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71.4V
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Storage Temperature
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-20-40°C
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Discharge Cut-off Voltage
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51V
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Cycle Life
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500 times
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Standard Charge Current
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0.2C
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Customized
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Yes
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Fast Charge Current
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0.5C
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Suitable Type
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Electric Bike
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Maximum Charge Current
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1C
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Product Certification
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MSDS CE FCC ROHS UN38.3
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Standard Discharge Current
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0.2C
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Battery Material
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Lithium Cobaltate
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Fast Discharge Current
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0.5C
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Rechargeable
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Yes
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In the world of electronics, Schottky diodes are used to guide electricity in a specific direction, similar to how a valve in a water main directs the flow of liquid going through it. They are made by attaching a conductor metal like aluminum to a semiconductor material like silicon.
Instead of combining a common metal like aluminum or copper with a conventional semiconductor material like silicon, Gu’s diode is made from a multilayer of microscopic, crystalline Indium Selenide. He and a team of graduate students used a simple heating process to modify one layer of the Indium Selenide to act as a metal and another layer to act as a semiconductor. The researchers then used a new kind of confocal microscope developed by Klar Scientific, a start-up company founded in part by WSU physicist Matthew McCluskey, to study their materials’ electronic properties.
Unlike its conventional counterparts, Gu’s diode has no impurities or defects at the interface where the metal and semiconductor materials are joined together. The smooth connection between the metal and semiconductor enables electricity to travel through the multilayered device with almost 100 percent efficiency.
“When you attach a metal to a semiconductor material like silicon to form a Schottky diode, there are always some defects that form at the interface,” said McCluskey, a co-author of the study. “These imperfections trap electrons, impeding the flow of electricity. Gu’s diode is unique in that its surface does not appear to have any of these defects. This lowers resistance to the flow of electricity, making the device much more energy efficient.”