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The Self Discharge Rate market is a subset of the Battery Technology industry. It is focused on the development of batteries that can maintain their charge over time, even when not in use. This is achieved through the use of materials and processes that reduce the rate of self-discharge, or the amount of energy lost over time. This is important for applications such as electric vehicles, where a battery must be able to hold its charge for long periods of time.
The Self Discharge Rate market is highly competitive, with many companies developing new technologies to reduce the rate of self-discharge. Companies such as Panasonic, Samsung, LG, and Sony are all active in the market, developing new materials and processes to reduce the rate of self-discharge. Other companies such as BYD, A123 Systems, and Enovate are also active in the market, developing new technologies to improve the performance of batteries. Show Less Read more