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C.Code Tables
Definition of battery
capacity
Example
Though the manufacturer specifies a battery capacity
(which we define as battery "rating"), the true capacity is
a measure of how much energy the battery can actually
hold. This capacity is measured in milliamperes
per hour
(mAh) or amperes per hour (Ah). One Ah equals
1000mAh.
A fully-charged NiCd battery of 1500mAh (1.5Ah) is
specified to provide a discharge current of 1500mA for
1 hour. If the battery can provide that current for 1 hour,
the capacity is 100%.
Note For NiMH batteries, to achieve 100% capacity,
the discharge current should be one-half of its total mAh
rating; for SLA batteries, the discharge current should
be one-twentieth
of its total mAh rating (refer also to
"4.C-Rate" in this chapter).
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Scaling
Range
Limitation
The battery ratings can be entered in 25mA increments.
Table 11.3 shows the most common battery ratings.
NiCd, NiMH
200mAh to 20,000mAh
SLA
1000mAh to 24,975mAh
If the battery rating is set too high, the display shows:
"BATTERY RATING: EXCEEDS MAXIMUM". If the
battery rating is below 200mA (008) for NiCd and NiMH
batteries or 1000mAh (040) for SLA batteries, the
display shows:"BATTERY RATING: TOO LOW". Either
of these conditions results in an invalid C-Code.
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