👉 Chargers' veins are the conductive pathways within a battery that transport ions between the anode and cathode during charging and discharging processes. These pathways are crucial for the efficient transfer of electrical energy and are made up of materials like lithium metal oxides, graphite, or other conductive compounds. The structure and composition of these "veins" can significantly affect the battery's performance, capacity, and lifespan. Engineers work to optimize these pathways to enhance the overall efficiency and durability of batteries.
