Batteries CR2032

CR2032

— all cells referred to as "CR plus 4 digits" are thin disposable batteries (colloquially referred to as "coins" or "coins"), made using lithium technology and having a nominal voltage of 3V. They are used in technology that consumes relatively little energy and requires durable batteries; the life of one “tablet” without replacement is usually calculated in months, and in some cases even years. The four-digit digital index corresponds to the size of the battery — diameter in millimetres (first two digits) and thickness in tenths of a millimetre (second two digits). Accordingly, the CR2032 element has a diameter of 20 mm and a thickness of 3.2 mm; this is one of the most popular tablet sizes, used, in particular, to save BIOS settings on PC motherboards.