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Lithium-ion batteries are widely used due to their high energy density, long service life, and low self-discharge rate. Here are some typical application scenarios for lithium-ion batteries:

1. Consumer Electronics:
   - Hair clippers and trimmers
   - Electric toothbrushes
   - Portable floodlights
   - Handheld surveying instruments
   - Bluetooth headphones
   - Point-of-sale (POS) terminals

2. Industrial Instruments:
   - Backup power for LCD advertising machines
   - Beidou satellite navigation devices
   - Energy storage systems

3. Medical Devices:
   - Massage devices
   - Electric dustproof masks
   - Beauty products
   - Facial moisturizers
   - Blackhead removal tools
   - Respirators
   - Infusion pumps

4. Electric Vehicles:
   - Electric unicycles
   - Electric bicycles
   - Electric motorcycles
   - Electric cars

In addition to these applications, lithium-ion batteries play a significant role in the following areas:

- Transportation: Including electric buses, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles.
- Military: Providing reliable power sources for various military equipment.
- Energy Storage: As part of grid storage systems to balance supply and demand and store renewable energy.
- Aviation and Space: Used in satellites, drones, aircraft, and more.
- Portable and Backup Power: For uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems and emergency lighting.
- Smart Home: Smart home devices, smart locks, and security systems.
- Sports and Outdoors: Such as electric skateboards, wheelchairs, and outdoor LED lighting.

There are also specific solutions and technologies related to lithium-ion batteries:

- Battery Management Systems: Using dedicated ICs (such as the SL4054) to manage and control the charging process of lithium-ion batteries.
- Lithium-Ion to Alkaline Conversion: Using specific SOC (System on Chip) chips that allow lithium-ion batteries to mimic the voltage and current output characteristics of alkaline batteries, thus enabling direct replacement.