??? 11/18/09 13:02 Read: times |
#170932 - Binned battery cells Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Andy Neil said:
It is a bit surprising that it can be that bad after just one episode!! My guess is that the individual battery cells are not binned, so they have a big variance between the cells resulting in polarity reversal. A bettery manufacturer should bin the cells so that they at least initially have similar capacity. Then you will not be until the cells have aged that they will start to diverge. I have many times driven new battery packs to extremely low energy contents while testing charger behaviour. For example 0.14V for a 6-cell 9Ah NiMH battery pack - just over 20mV/cell. They normally recover fine when new. |