how to check the battery specific charge and discharge number?

General new laptop battery at the factory will pre-filled for a certain amount of power used in the test machine, this is a normal phenomenon, not necessarily the reason has been used. But we should note that: first of all to this part of the battery charging after depletion. (The reason for this and how to discharge, discharge level I will explain later.) HITACHI Camcorder Battery PANASONIC Camcorder Battery

3, Why buy when you look out the battery charge and discharge times? How to view?
Many people think that the notebook battery is calculated according to useful life of life, it is not true, the real factors play a decisive role should be to fully charge and discharge times (this is not within the special case of notebook computer batteries, all rechargeable batteries are true) . As already introduced, in normal use, the lithium-ion battery charge and discharge of about 400 life. There are some JS to renovate the old battery or the prototype looks to sell, if not pay attention to it is easy to buy batteries have been used, so that “the underlying problem,” How can you expect the battery it for you long service? Therefore we should pay attention to use purchased software to check the battery charge and discharge times, in general, the new battery should not exceed 3 times.
Need of special note is that this number is in the battery discharge statistics only 50% (the ratio of different types of cells different) and again the following charge will increase when, for example: If your battery is only discharged to 90% on again It is full, the statistics will not increase the number of times, but the battery was repeated charge and discharge because of decreased life expectancy, so this parameter can only be done without having to use auxiliary judgments over superstition.

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So how to check the battery specific charge and discharge number? Unfortunately, not all brands of notebook computer can check the battery charge and discharge times, as far as I know, currently only in its Original ibm and sony battery associated with the design of special test software can read the chip inside the battery data obtained in other brands not work.
IBM: IBM notebook computers will come with a program called the Thinkpad Configuration. Click on the program icon in the task bar above select Battery Information, in the pop-up window, select “Status Detail” (more states) tab, in the last line of display information to have a “Cycle Count” instruction, which is battery charge and discharge times have been had.
SONY: To view the SONY VAIO notebook battery information, you can double-click the PowerPanel software pre-installed on the above icon in the taskbar, then pops up a Battery Information window, click the Battery Information Interface Advance (Advanced) button will A small window pops up to tell you the battery information, which is shown in Charge Cycles charge and discharge times

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4, how to test the battery status?
Some friends say that I purchased is not SONY, IBM notebook how to do? Can not understand the performance and status of the battery yet? Oh, Fortunately we have a very professional generic software allows you to know your notebook battery to work in the end how much time and not when the batteries need to use it, “strike” embarrassing, this is the Battery Mark 4.0.1. We can find.

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