Does solar charging kill a battery?

Question

Rechargeable batteries

I took a closer look at a netbook with solar charging (just a bun, the relevance is small) on the front side of the cover. In this regard, the question arises:
After all, the battery is designed for a limited number of recharge cycles. Will this solar charge have a detrimental effect on the battery? After all, the charging cycle will greatly increase.
Thanks in advance for the clarification.

Answer 1

Oh, you’re talking nonsense ... Read the article better: w3bsit3-dns.com/2008/10/08/1155/ It is
optimal for a lithium battery to be charged at 45 percent.
Undercharging does not harm at all. Harms full charge / discharge. The actual charge-discharge cycle is when the battery is fully charged, then completely discharged, then fully charged again, etc.
It's unhealthy. And if you keep the battery completely undercharged - but at the same time do not let it completely discharge - then nothing will deteriorate at all.

Answer 2

if the correct battery status controller is NO

Answer 3

The first thing I thought was how the device would heat up if the sun was shining directly on it.
>After all, the charging cycle will greatly increase.
Increase if not allowed to fully charge. And judging by the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe lid, this will be very difficult to do, because. will require much more time than classic charging.

Answer 4

What's the difference, to be honest, any charge dies in two years and it's easier to replace it, it costs 60 bucks at most.