Abstract: Maybe everyone is very concerned about the battery, that is, how long should the battery be fully charged? This paper briefly explains that the calculation method of charging time of rechargeable battery is that the battery capacity is divided by the charging current, and then multiplied by the coefficient of 1.2 (or 1.1), and the time unit is hours.
[Rechargeable battery charging] How long does the rechargeable battery charge? Charging time of the rechargeable battery.
Charging time of rechargeable battery
Maybe everyone is very concerned about the battery, that is, how long should the battery be fully charged? Many friends are worried that the lack of time and battery power may shorten the service life of the battery; If the time is too long, it may damage the phone and battery. So how long should it be charged? Here is a simple calculation method:
Generally, the battery capacity is indicated on the battery, with mA as the unit. The larger the value, the greater the capacity.
How long does it take to fully charge the battery? First, it depends on the nominal capacity of your battery. The larger the capacity, the longer it takes to charge. Second, it depends on how many batteries you charge at the same time. The charging time of two batteries is different from that of four batteries. Charging two batteries is twice as fast as charging four batteries. Third, it depends on the current that your charger can output. If the current is large, it will be fast, and if the current is small, it will be slow. Fourth, it depends on whether your battery is left. If it is completely dead, the charging time will be longer, and if there is still remaining power, the charging time will be shorter. There is a formula for charging Ni-MH battery: battery capacity (mA) ÷ charging current (mA) ×1.2~1.5= time (hours) required for the battery to be fully charged. Due to different chargers, the charging current is different. The charging time is generally indicated in the manual of the charger. It takes 10~20 hours for a full charge of four 2300mah batteries, 6~8 hours for a quick charge and 1~2 hours for a quick charge.
Now all the better chargers have automatic detection function. When the battery is full, it will automatically stop charging. When it is charging, the battery is warm. After charging, it will cool after stopping for a while. The full indicator is different according to the charger, and some indicators flash when charging, and always light up when full; Some indicator lights are always on when charging, and the indicator lights go out after charging; Some indicator lights are red (or green) when charging, and turn green (or red) when full.
Charging time of Ni-MH battery
Calculation method of charging time of Ni-MH battery: the battery capacity is divided by the charging current, and then multiplied by the coefficient of 1.2 (or 1.1), and the time unit is hours.
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The battery capacity is divided by the charging current, and then multiplied by a factor of 1.2 (or 1.1) in hours.
For example, if the capacity of a Ni-MH battery is 1200mA, the charging current of the charger is 600mA, and the charging time is (1200mA/600mA)×1.2=2.4 hours, then the charging time of this Ni-MH battery using this charger is 2.4 hours.
The relationship between charging time and charging current of Ni-MH battery is that the battery capacity is divided by charging current to get the charging time. Considering the loss during charging, the calculated charging time is multiplied by the constant of 1.1 or 1.2.
According to the logo, you can calculate an approximate time. If it is an ordinary charger and the current is small, the charging time must be very long.
The above calculation method is not applicable to new batteries. Generally speaking, when new batteries are charged for the first three times, especially Ni-Cd batteries and Ni-MH batteries, the standard charging time is about 15 hours (0.1C), so as to maximize the service life of batteries. In the future, the battery charging time can be calculated with reference to the above method.
How to calculate the charging time of rechargeable battery
Generally, the battery capacity is indicated on the battery, with mA as the unit. The larger the value, the greater the capacity.
For example, 1200mAh means that the battery capacity is 1200 mAh. At the same time, chargers are generally marked with charging current, also in milliamps.
In this way, the charging time of the battery can be simply calculated as follows: the battery capacity is divided by the charging current, and then multiplied by the coefficient of 1.2 (or 1.1), and the time unit is hours. For example, if the battery capacity is 1200mA, the charging current of the charger is 600mA, and the charging time is (1200mA/600mA) × 1.2=2.4 hours, then the charging time of this battery using this charger is 2.4 hours.
The above calculation method is not applicable to new batteries. Generally speaking, when new batteries are charged for the first three times, especially Ni-Cd batteries and Ni-MH batteries, the standard charging time is about 15 hours (0.1C), so as to maximize the service life of batteries. In the future, the battery charging time can be calculated with reference to the above method.
What is the charging current indicated on the charger?
I can give you a simple formula: charging and discharging time (minutes) = capacity *1.1/ current (mA) *60.
The relationship between the battery charging time and the charging current is that the battery capacity is divided by the charging current to get the charging time. Considering the loss in the charging process, the calculated charging time is multiplied by the constant of 1.1 or 1.2.
According to the logo, you can calculate an approximate time. If it is an ordinary charger and the current is small, the charging time must be very long.