Mex's Flash?
Does "Flash charging" mean we (some of us anyway) are wrong to hate it when the PowerMax or Iota converters drop their voltages so soon for the absorption stage? In another thread Mex says, "A flas...
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I got my BS meter on high alert.
Again, we're only talking about first-order approximations. No need to go into any mumbo-jumbo.
I use the two-tier dc load method to calculate battery impedance. It is accurate and well accepted in the technical (battery) community.
BTW, you've side-step my question. What's the dominate factor causing battery voltage to instantaneous rise when a current step is applied to a battery?
Again, we're only talking about first-order approximations. No need to go into any mumbo-jumbo.
I use the two-tier dc load method to calculate battery impedance. It is accurate and well accepted in the technical (battery) community.
BTW, you've side-step my question. What's the dominate factor causing battery voltage to instantaneous rise when a current step is applied to a battery?
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Ummmm this is to assssume the electrolyte is not a component in determining impedance? The great error is this assumption. The resolving of which would require perhaps 20 samplings per minute to compensate and develop an algorithm. Are you ready to develop an impedance sampler/controller for the process of charging? I'm not. Try Sandia National Labs.
