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AA & AAA Batteries

Common primary and rechargeable cylindrical cells used in portable electronics, sensors, controllers, and consumer devices. Capacity depends strongly on chemistry, discharge current, and operating temperature.

Capacity Unit
mAh
Voltage
Chemistry dependent

Dimensions & Typical Capacities

IEC Cylindrical Cells
FormatDimensionsNominal VoltageTypical Capacity
AA / LR6Ø14.5 × 50.5 mm1.5 V alkaline / 1.2 V NiMH≈ 1,800–2,800 mAh
AAA / LR03Ø10.5 × 44.5 mm1.5 V alkaline / 1.2 V NiMH≈ 600–1,200 mAh

Design note: Capacity depends on discharge rate, cutoff voltage, temperature, age, and chemistry. Confirm the manufacturer datasheet, charging method, protection requirements, and allowable current before designing a product.

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18650 Lithium-Ion

The 18650 is a widely used rechargeable lithium-ion format. Protection circuits, button tops, and manufacturer construction can slightly change the overall length and usable capacity.

Capacity Unit
mAh
Voltage
Chemistry dependent

Dimensions & Typical Capacities

Rechargeable Li-ion Cell
FormatDimensionsNominal VoltageTypical Capacity
18650 flat-topØ18 × 65 mm nominal3.6–3.7 V nominal; 4.2 V full≈ 2,000–3,500 mAh
18650 protectedØ18–19 × 67–70 mm3.6–3.7 V nominal; 4.2 V full≈ 2,000–3,400 mAh

Design note: Capacity depends on discharge rate, cutoff voltage, temperature, age, and chemistry. Confirm the manufacturer datasheet, charging method, protection requirements, and allowable current before designing a product.

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CR2032 Coin Cell

A compact non-rechargeable lithium coin cell commonly used in real-time clocks, memory backup, calculators, key fobs, and low-power sensors.

Capacity Unit
mAh
Voltage
Chemistry dependent

Dimensions & Typical Capacities

Lithium Manganese Dioxide
FormatDimensionsNominal VoltageTypical Capacity
CR2032Ø20 × 3.2 mm3.0 V nominal≈ 210–240 mAh
CR2025Ø20 × 2.5 mm3.0 V nominal≈ 150–170 mAh
CR2016Ø20 × 1.6 mm3.0 V nominal≈ 80–100 mAh

Design note: Capacity depends on discharge rate, cutoff voltage, temperature, age, and chemistry. Confirm the manufacturer datasheet, charging method, protection requirements, and allowable current before designing a product.