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CR2032 Coin Cell Cases


Today most of the electronic devices use battery to work. Coin cell batteries are used to power small, portable electronics devices like the keyless entry remote for your car, laser pointers, pocket calculators, implantable cardiac defibrillators and even artificial cardiac pacemakers. We have to protect batteries to have a long-life device. Coin cell cases are just designed for this purpose. The main advantage of a coin cell case is to protect your battery.
A well-designed coin cell case must resist shocks and vibrations while remaining flexible enough to allow easy battery replacements. The best coin cell cases have features designed to ease battery removal, which allows for the use of stronger plastics while keeping battery replacements simple.
Durability is especially important for applications where frequent battery replacements may be needed over the product’s expected lifespan. If a coin cell case’s contacts have an especially strong grip, the increased wear and tear on the contacts during battery insertions and removals can cause significant harm to the metal. If an application will require relatively frequent cell changes, find out the cycle count that the case has been tested for. It is also worth noting that a large number of replacements will lead to more instances of end users inserting batteries with the polarities reversed, so holders with built-in reverse polarity protection features would be beneficial as well.
Another little known fact is that competing brands of batteries can differ substantially in terms of dimensional specifications. For example, according to ANSI and IEC standards a CR2032 coin cell can vary in height by ±0.3 mm, or almost 10% of its total height. Therefore, it is critical that a coin cell case be adaptable to normal height variances while not accepting incompatible batteries, but it is of course completely unacceptable to have a connection that is too loose, as it compromises electrical performance and battery retention.
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