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Coin cell stored energy

Coin cell stored energy is the total electrical energy that can be delivered by a small, disc-shaped lithium battery before depletion.

Also known as: CR2032 stored energy, coin battery energy

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2.43 kJ · defined nominal stored energy

Defined nominal stored energy · derived specification
Typical recorded range: 2.2 kJ to 2.6 kJ.

Scale illustration of the energy stored in a coin cell, showing the recorded defined nominal stored energy.
Recorded defined nominal stored energy: 2.43 kJ.

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Coin cell stored energy vs Food kilocalorie: energy comparison

The energy of a food kilocalorie is about 1.72 times the energy stored in a coin cell.

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Coin cell stored energy

Coin cell stored energy is the total electrical energy that can be delivered by a small, disc-shaped lithium battery before depletion.

2.43 kJDefined nominal stored energy
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Food kilocalorie

A food kilocalorie is the energy needed to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius, used to express food energy.

4.184 kJEnergy
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Bar length represents energy. Equal energy does not imply the same temperature, power or usefulness.
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Coin cell stored energy

Defined nominal stored energy: 2.43 kJ; derived specification; range 2.2 kJ–2.6 kJ.

A defined CR2032 lithium coin cell rated at 3 V and 225 mAh stores a nominal 2,430 J by voltage × ampere-hours × 3,600. Delivered energy depends on load, cutoff voltage, temperature and ageing.

Energizer — CR2032 product datasheet

The marked defined nominal stored energy is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

Food kilocalorie

Energy: 4.184 kJ; defined energy model.

One thermochemical kilocalorie, the unit commonly written Calorie on food labels.

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The marked energy is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

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Why we use 2.43 kJ

We compare the energy stored in a coin cell. The measurement is labelled derived specification. Check the source notes for its basis. The recorded range is 2.2 kJ to 2.6 kJ.

A defined CR2032 lithium coin cell rated at 3 V and 225 mAh stores a nominal 2,430 J by voltage × ampere-hours × 3,600. Delivered energy depends on load, cutoff voltage, temperature and ageing.

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PropertySelected valueRecorded rangeBasis
2.43 kJ2.2 kJ to 2.6 kJderived specification

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