IEEE 1725-2011
IEEE Standard for Rechargeable Batteries for Cellular Telephones
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IEEE 1725-2011 is a standard for rechargeable batteries used in cellular telephones, defining technical requirements that help support safe and reliable battery design. It addresses the battery pack context for portable wireless devices, where electrical performance, materials, and protection features can affect everyday use. For manufacturers, test labs, and procurement teams, this document provides a clear reference for evaluating batteries against a recognized specification.
What is IEEE 1725-2011?
IEEE 1725-2011 sets out requirements for rechargeable battery systems intended for cellular telephone applications. In practical terms, it helps define how the battery should be designed, constructed, and assessed so it can operate appropriately within a handset environment. The standard is relevant to power and energy engineering because battery behavior influences charging, runtime, compatibility, and safety. As a technical document, it is often used to support product qualification and conformance checks for mobile device battery packs.
Where is IEEE 1725-2011 used?
This standard is commonly used in the design and evaluation of batteries for cellular handsets and related portable communication equipment. It can apply in engineering workflows involving battery pack specification, charger compatibility review, compliance testing, and product acceptance for mobile devices. Because IEEE 1725-2011 focuses on rechargeable batteries in a telecommunications context, it is most useful where device makers and suppliers need a consistent reference for battery construction and performance expectations.
Why is IEEE 1725-2011 important?
IEEE 1725-2011 matters because it helps reduce variation in battery design and testing for cellular telephones. Clear requirements can support safer integration, more consistent performance, and better control during procurement and product qualification. For organizations working with rechargeable batteries, the standard offers a practical way to align engineering decisions and verification steps around a shared technical basis. Since this edition is superseded, it may also be referenced for legacy designs or historical compliance records.
- Rechargeable battery requirements
- Cellular telephone applications
- Design and qualification reference
- Testing and compliance support
- Legacy standard, superseded edition
- Publication Date: 2011
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Geoscience; Nuclear Engineering
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