Here's a quirky battery, the BML-3 for the Nokia 3210. It's a 2.4V 1100mAh NiMH unit with a third ‘springy’ terminal on the side. In use, this third terminal makes contact with the chassis of the phone and so does not appear to have anything to do with a thermistor circuit. Does anyone know what...
Well the B600BE is a 2600mAh battery and it took just over four hours to charge. I'm waiting for my other B600BE to run down before I swap them over but, as expected, it seems that the second and fourth terminals on the pack are not required for charging. Assuming, as with most batteries, one is...
So, if I want to charge a spare battery outside of the phone, do I need to know what the third and, in the case of the B600BE, fourth terminals are for?
I think that we have established that in most quality batteries, there is a thermistor connected between the third, unmarked terminal and the...
Moving to the present, my Samsung Galaxy Ace has a three contact battery (EB494358VU) ...
... but my Samsung Galaxy S4 has a four contact battery (B600BE) ...
... although I couldn't find an image showing the contacts. :o
On the B600BE the contacts are marked +U-U where U represents...
It's an old thread but still very relevant so “wakey wakey”!
I've often wondered about that curious split contact on some older Nokia battery packs. Indeed I have a BLS-2N in my hand right now and it has two such contacts.
The same is also true of some later Nokia slab type batteries such as...