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<39300057.50878485@ifrance.com>, S�bastien PARENTIN <parseb@ifrance.com>
inimitably wrote:
>
>"The so-called memory effet is a major drawback for NiCd technology.
>Although the effect is not well understood, the practical manifestation
>is that NiCd and NiMH cells which have been subjected to repeated
>partial discharge seem to "remember" the electrical capacity last
>delivered and only then deliver this on the next discharge. The effect
>is only removed by undertaking a show full discharge, which again causes
>major logistical problems."
>
It's a pity you've got to translate that, because it is largely not
true! In particular, AFAIK, no-one has shown 'memory effect' in NiMH
cells.

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