Tronic AA 2300mAh (Silver-Black)
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Official specifications:
- Voltage: 1.2V
- Capacity: 2300mAh
- Low self discharge (LSD): 75% after 1 year
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Maximum temperature raise at different discharge currents: 1A:+1,9°C, 2A:+5,2°C, 3A:+8,8°C, 5A:+16,2°C, 7A:+22,3°C, 10A:+26,5°C
A fairly cheap brand of LSD batteries.
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These curves do not trace fairly well, especially not at higher current.
Note: I had a glitch on my test station when testing the A cell at 0.1A, that is the reason for the early termination.
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On these curves it is a bit easier to see that the A cells is bad at higher current and it cannot even deliver 5A. The B cells performance is more average.
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Here it is very obvious that the internal resistance of the two cells are very different.
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Conclusion
The B cell in my test has about average performance, but the A cell has rather poor performance.
If the batteries are used in fairly low drain devices this will not be a problem, but the batteries are not good in high current devices (Anything that can run them dry in less than 1-2 hour).
Notes and links
The batteries was supplied by a reader for review.
How is the test done and how to read the charts
Compare to other AA/AAA batteries: Alkaline/NiMH/Lithium