[Webinar Video Release] Introduction and Overview of Battery-Related Standards
We will introduce the names of commonly demanded battery-related safety standards, an overview of each standard, and their applications.
Since its development in the 19th century, batteries have been widely used and have become essential in cutting-edge products such as mobile devices and electric vehicles. While the size, types, and energy densities have diversified, batteries have always been required to be used safely. Safety standards have been adopted globally as mechanisms that contribute to the safety of batteries. In this webinar, we will provide a comprehensive introduction to safety standards related to batteries. Focusing on international standards and UL standards, we will cover an overview of each standard and their applications, allowing for a thorough understanding of the diverse battery standards. Please proceed to the link below to watch the video: 'Webinar Viewing'.
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Contents: 1. List of Battery-Related Standards 2. Overview of Standards - UL Standards - IEC Standards 3. Related Standards by Country
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Free | Video duration: Approximately 50 minutes
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Please understand the overall picture of battery safety standards and use it to select the appropriate standards.
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