
	Where results make sense

Topic: NiCd

Related Topics

Battery (electricity)

Rechargeable battery

Lithium ion battery

Alkaline battery

Nickel metal hydride

Electrochemical cell

Lemon battery

Cadmium

Galvanic cell

Baghdad Battery

Anode

Solar cell

NiMH

Hydride

Solar power

In the News (Sun 29 Nov 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	NICD National Institute on Chemical Dependency ADDICTION ADDICTIONS INFORMATION TO HELP ALCOHOLICS ADDICTS
		NICD is brought to you from a donation by Passages Drug Treatment Center
		Our NICD News Magazine, which is free and all opt in subscriber based, will contain unique articles geared towards helping family members, wives/husbands, teenagers/youth, etc. to cope with the turmoil that has entered the family system.
		As the acting Director of NICD it is my responsibility to provide up to date and credible resources for the alcoholic and addict, as well as the family around the alcoholic and/or drug addict.
	www.nicd.us (3018 words)

	Lead-Acid or NiCd Batteries?
		Overall, NiCd batteries are at least as inexpensive, and probably actually somewhat less expensive a source of power than SLA batteries if you are using them frequently, over the course of their total life.
		NiCd batteries are, overall, about 30% lighter for a given amount of power capacity than SLA batteries.
		NiCd batteries lose about 1% of their charge per day when sitting on the shelf, due to internal "self-discharge".
	www.sheldonbrown.com /marty_sla-nicad.html (2799 words)

	Sci.Electronics FAQ: No NiCd memory... dammit
		The only effect that the current charge level has on the next charging cycle is that it's much easier to overcharge a NiCd cell whose current charge state is unknown, than it is to overcharge one which is known to be flat.
		NiCd batteries are the staple power source of the RC model industry.
		NiCd can be charged very quickly, they have decent power density, AND, most important of all, they have VERY low internal resistance.
	www.repairfaq.org /ELE/F_NiCd_Memory.html (983 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)