Constant current for what? For how long?
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Reread title and post. I looking for specs of this.Constant current for what? For how long?
One of a specs of a cell is constant current. Another important - is peak current. I guess you have no answer for neither.
You cannot rely on published current specs even new but secondhand forget it.
It's not an objective metric anyway, very much how you define your test parameters
Test yourself define your time periods and measure based on heat rise, voltage drop.
It's not an objective metric anyway, very much how you define your test parameters
Test yourself define your time periods and measure based on heat rise, voltage drop.
I can rely on published specs, that's what I'm looking for.You cannot rely on published current specs even new but secondhand forget it.
It's not an objective metric anyway, very much how you define your test parameters
Test yourself define your time periods and measure based on heat rise, voltage drop.
Max continuous discharge rate?
What PHEV is this battery pack from?
NMC batteries typically have This info a datasheet
max continuous discharge rate
max pulse discharge rate expressed as __A≤ seconds
max charge rate
often times the datasheets are kept confidential only Panasonic and Honda would have access to the reports.
later floyd
What PHEV is this battery pack from?
NMC batteries typically have This info a datasheet
max continuous discharge rate
max pulse discharge rate expressed as __A≤ seconds
max charge rate
often times the datasheets are kept confidential only Panasonic and Honda would have access to the reports.
later floyd
Yes to first question. Regarding second, - it is from some new Honda like I mentioned initially but don't know exact car model. You are correct, they do keep datasheet confidentiality appearantly. But now their battery is on the table like most of them and will end up in ebikes and probably scooters, it's over for their secrets.Max continuous discharge rate?
What PHEV is this battery pack from?
NMC batteries typically have This info a datasheet
max continuous discharge rate
max pulse discharge rate expressed as __A≤ seconds
max charge rate
often times the datasheets are kept confidential only Panasonic and Honda would have access to the reports.
later floyd
That's is what I guessed too, 3c. Judging from what car it is from, chemistry, and especially weight per celI. Nevertheless, where did you come with 3c rating? I think you made a wild guess?3C continuous rating
I don't guess. Was in a paper
Is it secret paper? Can you share it?I don't guess. Was in a paper
Nobody's your personal library.Reread title and post. I looking for specs of this..
You got your answer.
You got more than you gave.
If it makes you feel librarian than keep it for yourselfNobody's your personal library.
You got your answer.
You got more than you gave.
And for those who are here for what's all about input is welcome.
Samsung SDI 94 Ah battery cell full specifications - 🔋PushEVs this one doesn't give max continuous discharge least that I could find. max 5s, max 30s rates
The Honda cell datasheet I could not find.
Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells - 🔋PushEVs but this only gives basic info
Later floyd
The Honda cell datasheet I could not find.
Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells - 🔋PushEVs but this only gives basic info
- Manufacturer: Panasonic
- Capacity: 51 Ah
- Nominal voltage: 3,7 V
- Energy: 188,7 Wh
- Form factor: PHEV2
- Chemistry: NCM 622
Later floyd
Samsung SDI 94 Ah battery cell full specifications - 🔋PushEVs this one doesn't give max continuous discharge least that I could find. max 5s, max 30s rates
The Honda cell datasheet I could not find.
Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells - 🔋PushEVs but this only gives basic info
Hope this helps
- Manufacturer: Panasonic
- Capacity: 51 Ah
- Nominal voltage: 3,7 V
- Energy: 188,7 Wh
- Form factor: PHEV2
- Chemistry: NCM 622
Later floyd
That's the info pop up right away when I tried to look for info about these cells and it's in the initial post , but that's all I could find. I specifically need to find constant discharge current information, preferably some graphs, datasheets, usual stuff. Few sources mentioned 3C but it it's not confirmed by any testing so far, nevertheless some cells already about to be put inside ebikes with 20s peak 10kw+ draw.
Some info:
I'm look at that pdf you attached. And comparing partial specs I got about my cells with GL65 specs in pdf datasheet link you sent. Considering such numbers 51AH 188.7Wh 854g and GL65, 65AH , 219 Wh/kg, 1120g (numbers from link/pdf). Looks very similar cells but in different form, packaging and capacity. If only chemistry determines constant discharge than mine would be 153A constant discharge.Samsung SDI 94 Ah battery cell full specifications - 🔋PushEVs this one doesn't give max continuous discharge least that I could find. max 5s, max 30s rates
The Honda cell datasheet I could not find.
Modern Panasonic prismatic battery cells - 🔋PushEVs but this only gives basic info
Hope this helps
- Manufacturer: Panasonic
- Capacity: 51 Ah
- Nominal voltage: 3,7 V
- Energy: 188,7 Wh
- Form factor: PHEV2
- Chemistry: NCM 622
Later floyd
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