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  • The anode is the positive terminal of the battery.
  • Battery - two or more cells connected in series and/or in parallel to provide the required voltage and current.
  • Internal resistance is the resistance to current flow through the element, measured in ohms. Sometimes called internal impedance.
  • Energy yield is the capacity consumption multiplied by the average voltage over the battery discharge time, expressed in Watt-hours (Wh).
  • Capacity - the amount of electrical energy that a battery releases under certain discharge conditions, expressed in ampere-hours (Ah) or coulombs (1 Ah = 3600 C).
  • Charge - electrical energy transferred to an element in order to be converted into stored chemical energy.
  • The cathode is the negative terminal of the battery.
  • Trickle charging is a method in which direct current is used to bring the battery to a fully charged state and maintain it in this state.
  • Cut-off voltage is the minimum voltage at which a battery is capable of delivering usable energy under certain discharge conditions.
  • Open circuit voltage - voltage at the external battery terminals in the absence of current selection.
  • Rated voltage - the voltage on a fully charged battery when it is discharged at a very low rate. 
  • Floating charge is a method of maintaining a rechargeable battery in a fully charged state by applying a selected constant voltage to compensate for various losses in it.
  • Energy density - the ratio of the energy of an element to its mass or volume, expressed in watt-hours per unit mass or volume. 
  • Polarization - voltage drop caused by changes in the chemical compositions of the components of the elements (the difference between the open circuit voltage and the voltage at any moment of the discharge).
  • Discharge - the consumption of electrical energy from an element to an external circuit. Deep discharge is a state in which almost all of the cell's capacity has been used up. 
  • A shallow discharge is a discharge in which a small part of the total capacity is used up.
  • Separator - material used to isolate the electrodes from each other. It sometimes retains electrolyte in dry cells.
  • Shelf life is the period of time during which an element stored under normal conditions (20°C) retains 90% of its original capacity.
  • Stability - voltage uniformity at which the battery gives energy during the full discharge mode.
  • An element is a basic unit capable of converting chemical energy into electrical energy. It consists of positive and negative electrodes immersed in a common electrolyte.
  • An electrode is a conductive material capable of producing current carriers when reacting with an electrolyte.
  • An electrolyte is a material that conducts charge carriers in a cell.
  • A cycle is one sequence of charge and discharge of an element. 

English terms

  • A battery - glow battery
  • acid storage battery - acid (lead) batteries
  • air battery - air-metal element
  • alkaline battery - (primary) alkaline battery
  • alkaline battery - alkaline manganese-zinc cell
  • alkaline dry battery - dry mercury-zinc cell
  • alkaline dry battery - dry alkaline cell
  • alkaline manganese battery - alkaline manganese-zinc cell
  • alkaline storage battery
  • alkaline storage battery
  • anode battery - anode battery
  • Battery - anode battery
  • bansen battery - (nitro-acid-zinc) Bunsen cell
  • bag-type battery - cup (primary) element with a chrysalis
  • balancing battery - buffer battery
  • battery
  • bias battery - bias battery element, grid battery element
  • biasing battery - bias battery, grid battery
  • bichromate battery - (primary) element with a dichromate solution
  • buffer battery
  • bypass battery - buffer battery
  • C battery - bias battery, grid battery
  • Clark battery - (mercury-zinc) Clark cell
  • cadmium normal battery - (mercury cadmium) normal Weston cell
  • cadmium-silver-oxide battery - cadmium oxide galvanic cell
  • carbon battery - (primary) element with a carbon electrode
  • carbon-zinc battery - (dry) cell with zinc anode and carbon cathode
  • cell - element, cell, galvanic cell (primary cell, accumulator or fuel cell)
  • chemical battery - a battery of chemical current sources
  • chargeable battery - rechargeable element
  • cooper-zinc battery - copper-zinc cell
  • counter (electromotive) battery
  • Daniel battery - (copper-zinc) Daniel cell
  • decomposition battery - element with (side) reaction of electrolytic decomposition
  • dichromate battery - (primary) cell with a dichromate solution
  • displacement battery - cell with (side) electrolytic substitution reaction
  • divalent silver oxide battery - an element with the oxidation of silver to a divalent state
  • double-fluid battery - two-fluid cell
  • drum storage - nickel-zinc battery
  • dry battery - dry cell
  • dry battery - dry battery
  • dry-charged battery - a battery of dry-charged batteries
  • dry-charged battery - dry-charged battery
  • Edison battery - nickel-iron battery
  • electric battery - galvanic battery (battery of primary cells, accumulators or fuel cells)
  • electric battery - galvanic cell (primary cell), accumulator or fuel cell
  • emergency batteries - emergency batteries
  • emergency battery - emergency battery
  • end batteries - spare batteries
  • Faraday battery - Faraday cell
  • Faure storage battery - pasted plate battery
  • filament battery - filament battery
  • floating battery - spare battery (connected in parallel with the main battery)
  • Grenet battery - (dichromate-zinc) Grenet cell 
  • galvanic battery - electrochemical cell in galvanic cell mode
  • grid battery - grid battery, bias battery
  • grid-bias battery - bias battery, grid battery 
  • Lalande battery - (alkaline copper-zinc oxide) Lalande cell
  • Leclanche battery - (manganese-zinc) Leclanche cell
  • lead (-acid) battery - acid (lead) battery
  • lead-acid (lead-storage) battery - battery of lead (acid) batteries
  • lead-calcium battery - lead-calcium element
  • lead-dioxide primary battery - lead dioxide primary cell
  • line battery - buffer battery
  • lithium battery - a cell with a lithium anode
  • lithium-iron sulfide secondary battery
  • lithium-silver chromate battery
  • lithium-water battery - lithium water cell
  • long wet-stand life battery - batteries with a long shelf life in a flooded state
  • Magnesium battery - primary cell with magnesium anode
  • magnesium mercuric oxide battery - magnesium-oxide-mercury battery
  • magnesium-cuprous chloride battery
  • magnesium-silver chloride battery - silver-magnesium chloride battery
  • magnesium-water battery - water-magnesium cell 
  • mercury battery - (dry) mercury-zinc cell
  • mercury battery - a battery of (dry) mercury-zinc cells
  • metal-air storage battery - air-metal battery
  • Nicad (nickel-cadmium) battery - nickel-cadmium battery
  • nickel-cadmium battery - nickel-cadmium battery
  • nickel-iron battery - nickel-iron battery
  • nickel-iron battery - nickel-iron battery
  • Plante battery - lead (acid) battery with linen separator
  • pilot battery - battery control battery
  • plate battery - anode battery
  • plug-in battery - replaceable battery
  • portable battery - portable battery
  • primary battery - (primary) element
  • primary battery - battery of (primary) elements
  • Quiet battery - microphone battery
  • Ruben battery - (dry) mercury-zinc cell
  • rechargeable battery
  • rechargeable battery - a battery of rechargeable elements
  • reserve battery - galvanic cell of the reserve battery
  • ringing battery - ringing (telephone) battery
  • Sal-ammoniac battery - (primary) cell with solutions of ammonium salts
  • saturated standard battery - saturated normal battery
  • sealed battery - sealed battery
  • sealed battery - sealed (primary) cell
  • secondary battery
  • signaling battery - calling (telephone) battery
  • silver-cadmium storage battery - battery of silver-cadmium batteries
  • silver-oxide battery - (primary) element with a silver cathode
  • silver-zinc primary battery - silver-zinc primary battery
  • silver-zinc storage battery - silver-zinc storage battery
  • solar battery - solar battery
  • standard Daniel battery - (copper-zinc) normal Daniel cell
  • standby battery - emergency battery
  • stationary battery - stationary battery
  • storage battery
  • Talking battery - microphone battery
  • Voltaic battery - Volt element; cell with metal electrodes and liquid electrolyte
  • Weston (standard) battery - (mercury cadmium) normal Weston cell
  • wet battery - cell with liquid electrolyte
  • Zinc-air battery - battery of air-zinc cells
  • zinc-chlorine battery - zinc-chlorine battery
  • zinc-coper-oxide battery - copper-zinc oxide cell
  • zinc-iron battery - iron-zinc element
  • zinc-manganese dioxide battery - a battery of manganese-zinc cells
  • zinc-mercury-oxide battery - mercury-oxide-zinc cell
  • zinc-nickel battery - battery of nickel-zinc batteries
  • zinc-silver-chloride primary battery

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