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Many laptop users often have the habit of constantly charging plug for use as a desktop PC 1. However, if that is what you should do or not, let’s go find the answer.

1. Learn about your laptop battery There are 2 main types of batteries used in lithium-ion and laptopo the lithium-polymer. Still manufactured based on different technologies but basically, their mechanism of action is the same: The current is generated based on the motion of the electrons. This transition enables laptop battery can work well in the long run. Batteries will not be overcharging. When you plug in the battery charger continuously will not jeopardize anything by the full 100% capacity, the battery is automatically disconnected and no longer receive electric power unless otherwise specified below. In contrast, with current battery technology, the use to dry before charging batteries will harm the battery and can not lead to the restoration of capacity.

Thus, in theory, the laptop plugged in continuously for such harm. However, the problem is not so simple. Factors detrimental to Lithium There is one truth about these batteries is that they operate unstable. Lithium has started losing capacity as soon as they are produced and there are many factors that accelerate this process include: – The charging cycle: Each tablet battery manufacturer prescribed certain number of turns charging. The number of rounds is calculated from the battery charging from 0% to 100%. For example you recharge your laptop battery from 0% to 50% and then draw a new charger that is 1/2 cycle, the next time you load the next charging 50% or so before the completion of a charge cycle. Over time, the number of charge cycles the battery using as many bottles would be gradual. – Voltage: the lower the battery voltage will be more rapid and broken bottles. The voltage of the battery decreases with time and use. – Temperatures: Temperatures above 30 ° C can severely affect activity and battery life. Of the three factors mentioned above, the temperature and voltage can affect the most for batteries. The degree of harm would be even greater if the two elements are combined together. Voltage Here are statistics on the impact of voltage for Lithium-ion batteries. At 4m2 voltage V / cell, battery charging cycle will have some 300 to 500 times and reached 100% capacity. When the output voltage decrease during use (increased number of charge cycles), the battery capacity decreases also interpret it. At voltage 3.92 V / cell the equivalent of 2,400 to 4,000 recharge cycles, the battery capacity is only 58%. Meant that you will only use your device in one half the time than before with one full charge.   Temperature And here is the influence of temperature after 3 months for the battery capacity. At a temperature of 60 ° C after 3 months when fully charged battery, the capacity is only 60%. Temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius will affect much on the battery.

There should remove the battery from the laptop when plugged in? If the temperature greatly affect battery capacity, the question is whether to remove the battery from your laptop always plugged or not? Currently, there are a lot of laptops are designed with instant battery not removable should you want is difficult to remove the battery from the laptop. In case your laptop is off, the batteries should be removed or not depending on the manufacturer. Such as Acer laptop encourage their users to remove the battery. Meanwhile, Apple is still producing at a laptop with a removable battery did not want that. And if you still want to remove the battery it is best to do right away is to capacities ranging from 40 to 70% and then stored in an area with ideal temperature, not too hot. Conclusion To the question raised at the beginning of the article, really hard to answer because it’s absolutely dependent on many factors including the recommendations of the manufacturer of the laptop. As mentioned, Acer always want users to remove the battery from your laptop, HP recommends users should plug the charger within 2 weeks before using Dell also said that the continuous charging plug do not affect their equipment. The continuous charging plug and battery on a laptop too much will cause many consequences. Continuous charging plug for laptops, while not affect the battery in a short time but in the long run would be reduced battery capacity while using the laptop plugged in charging cycle will increase as well as bottles and batteries. Therefore, the best answer would be to combine the two laptops using such batteries used in a few days and then re-plugged. Besides, we also need to pay attention to the temperature when using a laptop with battery.