Silicon Battery (ZTE Red Magic 10 Pro) Battery Characterization

Analyze the performance of the Li3934T90P8h623486 battery from the ZTE nubia Red Magic 10 Pro+ with current-temperature testing and comparisons to Si-rich and graphite anode cells.

Complementary to the battery essentials report (BEF-2501-802) that recently provided important structural and morphological insights, this report describes a Battery Characterization (BCR) analysis of the Li3934T90P8h623486 battery, extracted from the ZTE nubia Red Magic 10 Pro+ smartphone. Here, we discuss the functional examination of the Li3934T90P8h623486 battery under various current-temperature conditions and compare this battery with other Si-rich anode and graphite anode performances.

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