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| Li Polymer or Li Ion battery, Which One is Better? |
Advantages of Li-Pol compared Li-Ion:
1. Li-Pol battery is more flexible and malleable as gel, and the manufacturer is not limited by standard cell shape. Instead Li-ion batteries have a limited form of construction should be shaped box. The possibility of choosing a Smartphone manufacturer Li-Pol because of the flexibility that can be thinner and lighter weight than Li-ion.
2. If stored for a long period, Li-Pol relative have lost the ability to save a little more power than the Li-Ion (but still have lost the ability to save power, so that Li-Pol stored for long periods of time will also experience a decrease in performance).
As an illustration, Li-ion stored 1 year even if not used at all will experience a significant loss in performance. Storage in a cool temperature of 15 degrees Celsius can slow the decline in battery power, but it is advisable to prestored in the battery charge to 40 % capacity.
3. Li-Pol weights lighter than the Li-Ion jelly because it uses electrodes that do not require a barrier metal, because it is used by the majority of Li-Pol for aero modeling enthusiasts.
Disadvantages of Li-Pol compared Li-Ion:
1. The cost of production is more expensive than Li-ion.
2. has a lower energy density, or in other words the cost to energy ratio is higher than Li-ion.
3. Require a special charger that is capable of delivering the same amount of power to the entire cell. This increases the cost of a charger for Li-Pol compared with Li-ion.
One of the unique things that need to be considered by the user and Li-Ion battery is a Li-Pol battery charge capacity at moderate ( 30-60 % ) will have a useful life that is much higher than that in the charge on the battery capacity is low ( < 30 % ), especially when its batteries run out ( 0 % ).
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