Memory lithium-vanadium oxide

Lithium-vanadium oxide rechargeable batteries were developed as memory backup power sources with high reliability and high energy density. 

Catalyst Research). It is applied to typical low rate systems as memories, sensors, and monitoring devices, but preferably as cited above in pacemakers. So they were used more recently combined with hthium/manganese dioxide cells (earlier also with vanadium oxide cells) in so-called pacemaker defibrillators, too. " Although other lithium systems were also used for pacemakers, the lithium iodine technique had the major market share. 

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