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Trademarked name for a
Nickel-Cadmium battery owned by SAFT America Inc. Ni-Cad is a type of rechargeable
battery, made mostly of of nickel and cadmium. A primary problem with nickel-cadmium batteries was that they needed to be
completely drained of power before they could be recharged.
Known as a memory loss or
memory effect, if the battery was not completely drained, once the
battery reaches its last low level, the battery would go dead, assuming
that no power was left.
- Additional information on batteries can be found on our Battery Page.
Also see: Battery definitions,
Li-Ion, NiMH
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