There are some performance differences between coin cell batteries AG10 and AG13. First of all, in terms of standard capacity, AG10 has a capacity of 150mAh, while AG13's capacity is boosted to 210mAh, which means that AG13 has a stronger endurance in terms of continuous power supply.
In terms of size, AG10 is relatively small at 20.0mm*2.5mm, which is suitable for application scenarios with limited space. In contrast, the AG13 measures 20.0mm*3.2mm, which has a larger capacity but may be slightly bulky in some micro devices.
In terms of weight, the AG10 weighs 2.5g, which is lighter than the AG13's 3g, which is an advantage for products with strict weight requirements. However, this small weight difference may not be noticeable in real-world use.
Button batteries, because of their compact size, have a wide range of applications in electronic devices, including computer motherboards, electronic watches, electronic dictionaries, and even medical devices such as pacemakers and electronic hearing aids. Among them, the chemical battery is the mainstream type, which consists of anode, cathode and electrolyte, and is made of stainless steel to ensure the stability and durability of the battery.
Overall, AG10 is suitable for devices with strict limitations on battery capacity and size, while AG13 has a clear advantage in capacity and is suitable for scenarios with higher endurance requirements. Which model to choose needs to be weighed against the needs of the specific application.