IEEE 1625-2004
IEEE Standard for Rechargable Batteries for Portable Computing
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IEEE 1625-2004 is a technical standard for rechargeable batteries used in portable computing equipment, setting out requirements that help guide design, evaluation, and consistent performance. Focused on power, energy, and industry applications, it addresses battery-related considerations that affect reliability, safety, and product usability in mobile devices. By defining a clearer engineering basis for rechargeable battery systems, IEEE 1625-2004 helps manufacturers and buyers align on expectations for portable computing applications.
IEEE 1625-2004 overview
This standard provides a structured framework for rechargeable battery use in portable computing, with attention to the electrical and operational characteristics that influence real-world device performance. IEEE 1625-2004 is relevant where battery packs, charging behavior, and system-level compatibility must be considered together. As a superseded document, it remains useful for understanding the technical expectations that shaped battery design and assessment practices for portable computing products.
Typical use cases
IEEE 1625-2004 is typically associated with notebook computers, mobile computing platforms, and similar portable electronic systems that depend on rechargeable battery packs. It may also be used in procurement and engineering workflows where battery specifications, testing criteria, or product compatibility need to be reviewed against a recognized technical reference. For teams working on portable power systems, the standard offers a practical context for comparing battery-related requirements across devices and configurations.
Why this standard matters
In portable computing, battery performance directly affects runtime, charging behavior, and user confidence. IEEE 1625-2004 matters because it supports more consistent design and evaluation of rechargeable battery systems, which can reduce engineering uncertainty and improve specification alignment. It is especially useful when checking compliance expectations, comparing supplier documentation, or reviewing battery-related risks during product development. For organizations working with mobile power systems, it can help support more predictable outcomes.
- Rechargeable battery requirements for portable computing
- Design and evaluation reference for battery systems
- Relevant to mobile device power engineering
- Useful for compliance and procurement review
- Publication Date: 2004
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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