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Ensuring Reliability of Portable Device Power

Today's array of coin cell holders is hardly up to the challenges presented by the ever-increasing array of portable devices. With consumers expecting handheld gadgets to work perfectly anywhere at any time, engineers are presented with some unique problems.
Vibration. Heat. Shock. Humidity. Corrosion. Pressure. These real-world conditions cause device failures, frustrated customers, and higher support costs for suppliers. Without a reliable and continuous supply of current, an electronic device's operation will be interrupted and the system could be damaged.
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