Button Type Lithium Manganese Battery - The Micro Energy Core Driving The Intelligent Era

Button Type Lithium Manganese Battery - The Micro Energy Core Driving The Intelligent Era

From Consumer Electronics to Industrial IoT, Comprehensive Coverage of High Demand Scenarios

Button type lithium manganese batteries have become the preferred energy source for microelectronic devices due to their high energy density, long cycle life, and wide temperature range adaptability. In the field of consumer electronics, such as smartwatches, Bluetooth earphones, and other devices, their compact size (5-25mm size range) and stable voltage output can significantly extend battery life. Data shows that the market size of lithium manganese batteries in China has reached 3.92 billion yuan in 2022, with consumer electronics contributing over 50% of the market share.

In the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the application of button type lithium manganese batteries is more critical. For example, smart water meters and gas meters rely on their ultra long lifespan of over 10 years to reduce maintenance frequency; RFID tags and electronic price tags achieve long-term stable operation through their low self discharge characteristics. It is predicted that by 2029, the global demand for lithium manganese button batteries will exceed 3.4 billion units, and the proportion of the industrial sector will continue to increase.

Expansion of emerging scenarios:

Medical equipment: Implantable devices such as pacemakers and hearing aids rely on their safety and high reliability, with an annual demand of over one million units.

Field engineering: Geological exploration equipment and satellite communication base stations adopt high-temperature resistant (-55 ℃ to 120 ℃) models to adapt to extreme environments.

New energy vehicles: Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) rely on their anti vibration and long-life characteristics, and market demand has surged with the growth of new energy vehicles.

In the future, as the number of IoT devices exceeds billions, button type lithium manganese batteries will be deeply integrated into smart cities, smart homes, and other scenarios, becoming the "invisible driving force" of the Internet of Things