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I'm been experimenting with this new ChatGPT artificial intelligence chatbot everyone's talking about. It's quite something...
Anyway, I've been trying to find the date of manufacture of some Samsung 30-Qs, I read all the threads, reached a dead end. Had my suspicions (proved correct) but wanted to be sure.
So I asked the ChatGPT bot. And it told me. Here's a copy paste of our conversation:
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AI: I am an AI created by OpenAI. How can I help you today?
Human: can you tell the date of manufacture of a Sumsung 18650 lithium ion cell?
AI: Sure, I can. According to the Samsung website, the date of manufacture of a Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell is typically printed on the battery itself.
Human: I will type the code on the cell
AI: Okay, great! Please enter the code into the provided field and press enter. Once you submit the code I will be able to provide you with the date of manufacture.
Human: (first line) INR18650-30Q (second line) Samsung SDI (third line) 6 150 LE1T
AI: Based on the code you provided, it looks like your Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell was manufactured on June 15th, 2015.
Human: Explain the date code system
AI: The date code system for a Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell is composed of three primary elements. The first element is a manufacturer abbreviation, such as "INR" or "Samsung SDI". The second element is the battery type, such as "18650". The third element is the date of manufacture in a six-digit format, such as "150615", which translates to June 15th, 2015.
Human: what does "LE1T" mean?
AI: 'LE1T' stands for the battery's Leonardo Energy 1T capacity, which is approximately 3,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: what does "150" stand for?
AI: The number "150" in the code stands for the year of manufacture, or 2015 in this case.
Human: What does "Leonardo Energy" mean?
AI: Leonardo Energy is a brand of battery run by Samsung. The company produces lithium-ion cells and other types of battery products. They have international offices and subsidiaries in many countries around the world.
Human: what does "1T" stand for?
AI: The "1T" in the code stands for the battery's capacity, or energy storage capacity, which is 1,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: You said earlier it was approximately 3000 milliamp
AI: Yes, that is correct. The "LE1T" code stands for the battery's Leonardo Energy 1T capacity, which is approximately 3,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: explain the discrepancy between "1000" mAh and "3000" mAh it cannot be both
AI: The discrepancy between the 1000 mAh and 3000 mAh readings is due to a difference in how the capacity is measured. The 1000 mAh value is the nominal capacity and is based on the manufacturer's specifications, while the 3000 mAh value is the full capacity after being charged to its maximum potential.
Human: what does the "1" in "1T" stand for?
AI: The "1" in "1T" stands for the cell's capacity rating, which is 1,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: what does the "T" stand for?
AI: The "T" in "1T" stands for the cell's type, which is typically a lithium-ion (Li-ion) cell.
Human: what are the designations for other Samsung cells?
AI: Samsung cells can be designated in various ways, depending on the type and capacity. For example, the designation "INR30Q" stands for a lithium-ion cell with a capacity of 3,000 mAh. Additionally, Samsung also has designations for other types of cells such as nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) and nickel-cadmium (NiCd) cells.
Human: what is the acceptable shelf life of this cell?
AI: Generally, the acceptable shelf life of a Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell is about three to five years, depending on storage conditions.
Human: is it safe to use new (previously unused) cell of this type, that is older than seven years?
AI: Unfortunately, it is not recommended to use a new (previously unused) Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell that is older than seven years due to its age and potential degradation of the battery's performance. It is best to only use new cells that are within the accepted three to five year shelf life.
Anyway, I've been trying to find the date of manufacture of some Samsung 30-Qs, I read all the threads, reached a dead end. Had my suspicions (proved correct) but wanted to be sure.
So I asked the ChatGPT bot. And it told me. Here's a copy paste of our conversation:
..............
AI: I am an AI created by OpenAI. How can I help you today?
Human: can you tell the date of manufacture of a Sumsung 18650 lithium ion cell?
AI: Sure, I can. According to the Samsung website, the date of manufacture of a Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell is typically printed on the battery itself.
Human: I will type the code on the cell
AI: Okay, great! Please enter the code into the provided field and press enter. Once you submit the code I will be able to provide you with the date of manufacture.
Human: (first line) INR18650-30Q (second line) Samsung SDI (third line) 6 150 LE1T
AI: Based on the code you provided, it looks like your Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell was manufactured on June 15th, 2015.
Human: Explain the date code system
AI: The date code system for a Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell is composed of three primary elements. The first element is a manufacturer abbreviation, such as "INR" or "Samsung SDI". The second element is the battery type, such as "18650". The third element is the date of manufacture in a six-digit format, such as "150615", which translates to June 15th, 2015.
Human: what does "LE1T" mean?
AI: 'LE1T' stands for the battery's Leonardo Energy 1T capacity, which is approximately 3,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: what does "150" stand for?
AI: The number "150" in the code stands for the year of manufacture, or 2015 in this case.
Human: What does "Leonardo Energy" mean?
AI: Leonardo Energy is a brand of battery run by Samsung. The company produces lithium-ion cells and other types of battery products. They have international offices and subsidiaries in many countries around the world.
Human: what does "1T" stand for?
AI: The "1T" in the code stands for the battery's capacity, or energy storage capacity, which is 1,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: You said earlier it was approximately 3000 milliamp
AI: Yes, that is correct. The "LE1T" code stands for the battery's Leonardo Energy 1T capacity, which is approximately 3,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: explain the discrepancy between "1000" mAh and "3000" mAh it cannot be both
AI: The discrepancy between the 1000 mAh and 3000 mAh readings is due to a difference in how the capacity is measured. The 1000 mAh value is the nominal capacity and is based on the manufacturer's specifications, while the 3000 mAh value is the full capacity after being charged to its maximum potential.
Human: what does the "1" in "1T" stand for?
AI: The "1" in "1T" stands for the cell's capacity rating, which is 1,000 milliamp hours (mAh).
Human: what does the "T" stand for?
AI: The "T" in "1T" stands for the cell's type, which is typically a lithium-ion (Li-ion) cell.
Human: what are the designations for other Samsung cells?
AI: Samsung cells can be designated in various ways, depending on the type and capacity. For example, the designation "INR30Q" stands for a lithium-ion cell with a capacity of 3,000 mAh. Additionally, Samsung also has designations for other types of cells such as nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) and nickel-cadmium (NiCd) cells.
Human: what is the acceptable shelf life of this cell?
AI: Generally, the acceptable shelf life of a Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell is about three to five years, depending on storage conditions.
Human: is it safe to use new (previously unused) cell of this type, that is older than seven years?
AI: Unfortunately, it is not recommended to use a new (previously unused) Samsung 18650 lithium ion cell that is older than seven years due to its age and potential degradation of the battery's performance. It is best to only use new cells that are within the accepted three to five year shelf life.
