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BQ27Z561EVM-011: bqstudio Chem_ID 2162, NiCoMn/carbon ?

craig
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Part Number: BQ27Z561EVM-011

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Full disclosure I'm not a battery expert, but is that chemica makeup correct for the INR18650-35 (3400mAh)? No Li mentioned which is why I ask. It is a lithium battery according to the data sheet.

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    TI__Mastermind 35831 points

    Hello Craig,

    Yes, the chemical description is correct. Li-ion is a very generic term for a battery chemistry. NiCoMn is a type of Li-ion chemistry (it's technically Li-NiCoMn O2, NiCoMn is just the short hand notation). Other types of Li-ion battery chemistries are NMC, LFP, and LTO.

    Regards,

    Nick Richards