I run out of space (available: diameter 40mm and height 3mm) on my project, I'm looking for a coin battery that have a big power more than 1000mAh.
Based on my search it's look like those on coin battery do not exist yet.
If you do not know any coin battery that satisfy my requirements, do you know any lithium battery then?
Let's see. At a nominal 3.7V (for Li-ion) , that'd be about 3.7Wh, right?
40mm x 3mm - that's about 0.004 liters, so you'd need about 925 Wh/l volumetric capacity. That's about twice the best commercially available Li-ion batteries.
Zinc/Air batteries can achieve that sort of energy density (at least theoretically), but they're not rechargeable, you'd need three to get a reasonable voltage, and I don't see any geometries that match your requirement
Hi westfw, thanks for your answer. I like the voltage of the LIR2032. Is it 50mAh the max we can get?
When googeling we fing a lot those woldest small battery which we can not buy anywhere probably because in experimentation stage or stuff like that. But propably 10 years ago we should have those same kind of result. So we still not able to but those ? Low price of course .
Professional product designers take all the various required bits of information, like battery size, shape and lifetime into account, before they decide on an enclosure.
Amateurs often start with the enclosure and then discover that it is not big enough or the wrong shape. That is fine for a personal hobby project.
If you could find a place that sells them in small quantities, you could get about 1/4 the capacity you were hoping for (35mm*3mm), assuming that the quoted capacities aren't just wishful thinking (which appears to be a frequent problem with non-brand-name LiPoly cells.)