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High-current battery-powered handheld devices

1 December 2021 Posted by Lieven Claeys Webinars, FMCG & consumer, Product innovation

 

You can see a clear trend of moving from corded to cordless devices in product development. Creating battery-powered devices can be a challenge because of high-current drain and high-battery discharge cycles. In this webinar, Jan Buytaert Consultant PhysicsLab at Verhaert, discusses the successful development of an example device that is on the limit of the current battery technology, focusing on the development and testing strategy.

 

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