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Batteries play an important role in our lives, in more ways than one. Just as modern technological solutions continue to evolve, batteries need to advance to keep pace. Testing plays an important role in making sure that batteries can perform safely and effectively. Lithium batteries, commonly the power source for electronic gadgets, are also used for more critical uses such as powering electric vehicles and life-saving medical equipment. Lithium battery testing standards are in place to ensure batteries meet performance, reliability, and safety requirements. Types of Lithium Battery Testing Standards While battery safety can appear complex at first, once you

Your life today is powered by lithium batteries. Your mobile phone and laptop computer are operational because of them. Electric cars and transport already use them, and as they gain more popularity, we will rely on lithium batteries to power more transportation options in the future. The ability to have portable power on demand is a foundation of the modern world but lithium batteries are not new, with the chemistry first being discovered in 1912. So, let's have a closer look at the basics of lithium batteries and how they work. Why Lithium Batteries Are Used Lithium batteries are more

The pharmaceutical industry requires stability storage and testing for their products. This ensures that their product will maintain an acceptable level of quality during the product life cycle. This testing documents how stable a product is and provides evidence of variation of efficiency and integrity of the product over time. It considers the effect of different physical, chemical, and microbiological factors. This type of pharmaceutical testing is done by placing samples of a drug in a steady-state stability test chamber that simulates different temperatures and humidity conditions. Different samples are removed from those conditions at different times to observe the