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Omega Haxors: Battery life

2018-09-13T18:38:38Z

Battery life

2018-09-03T18:08:05Z

2018-09-03T18:06:59Z

2017-12-17T05:22:50Z

2017-12-15T01:28:15Z

‎Battery Charge Curves

2017-12-15T01:27:04Z

‎Battery Charge Curves and Typical Battery Electrical Properties

2017-12-15T01:25:37Z

‎Battery Charge Curves and Typical Battery Electrical Properties

2017-12-15T01:25:10Z

2017-12-15T01:24:51Z

2017-12-15T01:18:55Z

‎Cost Oriented Battery

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	To learn more about the internal resistance of batteries, visit the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_resistance Wikipedia Page on internal resistance].		To learn more about the internal resistance of batteries, visit the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_resistance Wikipedia Page on internal resistance].
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		+	==Battery Life==
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		+	Just like real batteries, ELN batteries will slowly lose their life over time, especially when abused. If you charge your batteries at half its rated power, and discharge at its rated value, you can expect your battery to last a long time. If you charge/discharge too quickly or push the battery over its voltage rating, you can expect the battery life to drop off a lot quicker. As it dies, the total storage will drop off and the voltage curve will remain less stable, causing it to drop off more like a capacitor would.
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		+	Your battery fully dies at 10%, meaning it will lose 90% of its max storage and will behave exactly like a capacitor would. Battery life will not drop below 10%, so if you won't need to replace them if they're still functioning appropriately.
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	[[File:Battery charge graph.png]]		[[File:Battery charge graph.png]]
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		+	Keep in mind that as your battery life dwindles, this graph will become less linear and more curved.

	==Internal Resistance==		==Internal Resistance==

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 |Current Oriented

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-==Cost Oriented Battery==
+==Types==
 Cost oriented batteries are the cheapest to make that can be recharged. Finally, a use for all of that lead!
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 |result=Cost_Oriented_Battery}}
-==Capacity Oriented Battery==
+===Capacity Oriented Battery===
 Capacity oriented batteries are good for holding lots of charge.
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 |result=Capacity_Oriented_Battery}}
-==Voltage Oriented Battery==
+===Voltage Oriented Battery===
 Voltage oriented batteries are 200v batteries (where most are ~50v or less).
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 |result=Voltage_Oriented_Battery}}
-==Current Oriented Battery==
+===Current Oriented Battery===
 Current oriented batteries can provide larger bursts of current (without exploding), and can be (dis)charged quickly.
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 |result=Current_Oriented_Battery}}
-==Life Oriented Battery==
+===Life Oriented Battery===
 Life oriented batteries will last longer than your typical battery.
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 |result=Life_Oriented_Battery}}
-==Single Use Battery==
+===Single Use Battery===
 Single use batteries, unlike any other battery, come fully charged, and cannot be recharged. They have slightly higher energy capacity than other batteries.

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	This is the typical charge/discharge voltage curve per battery charge.		This is the typical charge/discharge voltage curve per battery charge.
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		+	This graph looks very similar for the 12.5v and 200v batteries, just divide or multiply the voltages by 4 respectively.

	[[File:Battery charge graph.png]]		[[File:Battery charge graph.png]]

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-==Battery Charge Curves and Typical Battery Electrical Properties==
+==Battery Charge Curves==
 This is the typical charge/discharge voltage curve per battery charge.
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 [[File:Battery charge graph.png]]
-This is how you can think of a battery, since all real life batteries have internal resistance.
+==Internal Resistance==
 [[File:Battery schematic.png]]
-To learn more, visit the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_resistance Wikipedia Page]
+To learn more about the internal resistance of batteries, visit the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_resistance Wikipedia Page on internal resistance].
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 [[File:Battery schematic.png]]
-To learn more, visit the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_resistance|Wikipedia Page]]
+To learn more, visit the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_resistance| Wikipedia Page]
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 ==Cost Oriented Battery==
-Cost oriented batteries are the cheapest to make.
+Cost oriented batteries are the cheapest to make that can be recharged. Finally, a use for all of that lead!
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