rcfun2005
03-25-2007, 12:00 AM
hi,,,
http://www.a123systems.com/html/tech/power.html,,, indicates 5 min re-charge ?
"A unique feature of A123Systems’ M1 cells is their ability to charge to high capacity in 5 minutes or less. That’s a significant improvement over traditional Li Ion, which typically requires more than 90 minutes to reach a similar level of charge. This unique capability offers a new level of convenience for users of cordless products"
so what gives ? ,,,,, never heard of this in the heli world ?
i know our field chargers have limited max charge current...
so lets talk about the big power supplies charging these cells under ideal conditions .
has anyone seen anything like 5 min ? so what would the calculation look like for this to work,,, what would be the initial charge rate ?
now if you look more on web site,,, then see these:
http://www.a123systems.com/html/products/cells.html
Nominal voltage: 3.3V
Nominal capacity: 2.3Ah
Typical fast charge current: 10A to 3.6V CCCV
=====================================
so at 10 amps ,,, TYPICAL ,,, how long to charge ??
what formula used to calc time at 10 amp ?
===================================
now with that said,,,, again assume we have unlimited high current chargers,,,, what is the quickest we want to charge these on daily bases ?
============================================
thanks for the help,,, my end goal is getting charger with capacity to charge at the fastest recommended rate for these cells in large packs like 10s..
http://www.a123systems.com/html/tech/power.html,,, indicates 5 min re-charge ?
"A unique feature of A123Systems’ M1 cells is their ability to charge to high capacity in 5 minutes or less. That’s a significant improvement over traditional Li Ion, which typically requires more than 90 minutes to reach a similar level of charge. This unique capability offers a new level of convenience for users of cordless products"
so what gives ? ,,,,, never heard of this in the heli world ?
i know our field chargers have limited max charge current...
so lets talk about the big power supplies charging these cells under ideal conditions .
has anyone seen anything like 5 min ? so what would the calculation look like for this to work,,, what would be the initial charge rate ?
now if you look more on web site,,, then see these:
http://www.a123systems.com/html/products/cells.html
Nominal voltage: 3.3V
Nominal capacity: 2.3Ah
Typical fast charge current: 10A to 3.6V CCCV
=====================================
so at 10 amps ,,, TYPICAL ,,, how long to charge ??
what formula used to calc time at 10 amp ?
===================================
now with that said,,,, again assume we have unlimited high current chargers,,,, what is the quickest we want to charge these on daily bases ?
============================================
thanks for the help,,, my end goal is getting charger with capacity to charge at the fastest recommended rate for these cells in large packs like 10s..