Glossary Terms

Battery Capacity The battery capacity of body cameras is typically determined by the device’s design and usage scenario. Capacity directly affects the device’s runtime, so the length of tasks, usage… Read More »Battery Capacity

Battery Degradation Battery degradation refers to the gradual decline in a battery’s capacity, performance, and efficiency over time due to repeated charge/discharge cycles. This manifests as reduced usable capacity, shorter… Read More »Battery Degradation

Battery Protection Technology In portable electronic devices, battery safety and stability are always a top design priority. For body cameras—devices worn for extended periods and subject to frequent charge/discharge cycles—a… Read More »Battery Protection Technology

Battery Terminal 1.Battery Terminal for Built-in Batteries Body cameras with built-in batteries typically do not allow users to directly remove or replace the battery. As a result, the battery connection… Read More »Battery Terminal

Battery Type Battery installation type 1. Built-in Batteries A built-in battery is directly installed inside the device, making it difficult for users to replace on their own. Most body cameras… Read More »Battery Type

Battery Voltage Battery voltage has a direct impact on the performance and operating time of a body camera. As battery voltage increases, the battery’s capacity typically increases as well. However,… Read More »Battery Voltage