How to Measure a CR2032 Coin cell battery (#006)

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Title	:	How to Measure a CR2032 Coin cell battery (#006)
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Can I replace my laptop original CR2032 with CR2032L ??
Comment from : Willy

I feel grateful this reconditioning program wwwyoutubecom/post/UgkxcJ22tnHH9l1vjdIdEIG27iOG55P7LXI8 was started I had Three dead batteries scheduled for disposing of Having said that, I tried out reconditioning them and it took me only an hour to do it! It doesn`t matter what type of battery you want, the process works
Comment from : leland wade

Very clearly presented and helpful Thanks
Comment from : mmseng2

Followed your instructions, I found bunch NOS 2032 batteries are junk terminal voltage reads about 31-32V without load But when I connect to 5K load, nearly all of those 15 years old batteries drop to 07V
Comment from : Frank Jiang

Very informative Thank you!
Comment from : KJO

Great content!
Comment from : Andréy

bat-tree?
Comment from : John Lupo

7 mins to tell what can be taught in 2 mins
Comment from : mgr5550

Well, I'm confuse I have 3 old batteries CR2032/DL2032/CR2032 all 3 are from different manufacturers (Panasonic/Duracell/Sony respectively), which I tried to use in a bathroom scale and none of them worked The scale would work intermittently or not at allbrNo load: was 31v/303v/305v respectivelybrLoad (47Kohm, actually measures 496K ohms): 295v/296v/296v respectivelybrBut none of them would work I was expecting the values to be below 28v under load Why? Shouldn't they still work at 295 or 296v?brBought a new battery and the scale is working
Comment from : Enuf Ots

How did you make that variable resistance box?
Comment from : Lᴀɴᴄᴇ Lɪɴᴋ

Umm can you write the steps in measuring the voltage of the BIOS batteryplease need it
Comment from : kio ken

all this work to test, i might as well buy a new one
Comment from : J Walker

Even this is a very basic topic, the information was pretty interesting and clear presented
Comment from : Klaus-Dieter Fischer

It's surprising how many people don't believe me when I've told them over the years that you can't check a battery properly without a load This Is a great example of what I have been telling people, so I'll save the link and send them over here to see your demo
Comment from : G56AG

You are the Master!
Comment from : SandroPoa2006

Thanks, TechBench, I never knew what the numbers stood for! I learned something today! Thank you
Comment from : Bob theGrape

Legend's using tongue for testing
Comment from : A K

What is output voltage when using 15k resister
Comment from : Anil Gayakwad

Being a total newbie I wish you would have said what to set your Multimeter on I have the older cheaper type that is not digital
Comment from : Mr G (Eddie Gebhard)

Very helpfull, thank you!
Comment from : Wolfgang3418

How is the potentiometer connected to 10k?
Comment from : Claudio G

Is the load resistance placed in series or parallel?
Comment from : Peccary Pig

My old Radio Shack Micronta 22-188 has two plug-ins for the positive lead One has a lightning bolt one does not Which one should I use to check a battery?
Comment from : Accidental Relevance

Even if this clip has few years, it still useful as of today We still use these batteries so having some technical info that we can refer to is always a plus I'm glad you showed the datasheet so that people can more clearly understand the concept Also, depending on the manufacturers, the specs might slightly vary as for the capacity, the test conditions, etc so people will have a good idea what to look for Thanks for your time
Comment from : SimpleEnough2k9

Awesome!!!! Excactly the info I was looking for
Comment from : ken malatia

Thanks! Very helpful and thorough Much appreciated
Comment from : Nick Glumac

Excellent Presentation !!!
Comment from : Galinstan

Hi TechBench brare you able to please explain further on what 100 ohms resistor test actually does to coin cell battery here?
Comment from : Eastern Shine

brilliant very informative!
Comment from : R0tten

Thanks for your very informative videobrJust wondering whether it would also be possible to measure the current (max milli Amps) using a DMM etc by placing the meter probes on each side of the battery terminals? or even through a current limiting resistor in-line with one of the probes?brA flat battery should have a very low current reading when shorted through the meter and I can't imagine a fully charged 3V cell this small being able to push more than a few hundred milliamps when new
Comment from : mowwow1998

thank you very much
Comment from : fazil abdullah

a really great video many thanks do you think you might make the video on building your variable resistance box? your set up looks so neat connected to the multi meter For a novice your explanations and method was really helpful!
Comment from : Zammit Family

could I use any load instate of variable resistance
Comment from : mustafa Aliraqi

Hello where can I buy the var Resistor tester Thanks
Comment from : Gfdf Perte

that was a lot of fun, thanks
Comment from : monkey dingo

Hi Gathering the parts to make a variable resistor box Quick question Did you wire the variable resistor in series or parallel? Thanks!
Comment from : fellows55

Great video! Can you tell me where I can buy that resistance box?
Comment from : fellows55

Thank you for this video Very clear
Comment from : Иван Пронин

?????
Comment from : windows vistasony

Hi hi hi:)
Comment from : corporacion MP Hernandez Roman Familia Gloria PM

In Rf and IR remotes that is why adding extra decoupling capacitors prolongs cell life, it will work to give single pulses till the cell is under 2V open circuit I use anything between 10 and 47uF SMD tantalum, whatever will fit and whatever I pull off old boards and any voltage above 16V for 12V 2 coin cell remotes 10V works, and there you might fit 100uF in the case
Comment from : SeanBZA