A cool NIMH datasheet from Energizer.

[A.Justice]

Found this datasheet from Energizer about NIMH batteries. There's a lot of useful info about not just NIMH, but batteries in general. Given that Energizer has been around for so long, I'd say it's pretty good info.

Just posting as a resource for anyone who may search for something like this later.

https://data.energizer.com/pdfs/nickelmetalhydride_appman.pdf

 

[sunshine_eggo]

Found this datasheet from Energizer about NIMH batteries. There's a lot of useful info about not just NIMH, but batteries in general. Given that Energizer has been around for so long, I'd say it's pretty good info.

Just posting as a resource for anyone who may search for something like this later.

https://data.energizer.com/pdfs/nickelmetalhydride_appman.pdf

That thing's been around for some time. It is good stuff; however it is targeted at consumer grade cells, so extrapolating to NiMH used in hybrids isn't always accurate.

Panasonic is responsible for the vast majority of HEV cells, and this "handbook" takes precedence when it conflicts with the Energizer document:

https://www.nsnam.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/lr-wpan-datasheets/NiMHPanasonicHHR650D3.pdf

The "D" cell datasheet shown is essentially the cell used in Honda Hybrids and is comparable in performance/specs to the prismatic cells used by Toyota.

And yeah... the datasheet from 2005 is current as the improvements in NiMh since then have been negligible.