Another 2 cell from LiPo Graphene 1.5Ah 65C pack is added.
After 2 cycles with +1A / -1A and 3 cycles with +2.3A / -4A:
Cell2: 1487 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
1453 mAh from the battery tester 0.9A / 8A;
Cell3: 1490 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
1465 mAh from the battery tester...
My DCIR measure pulse is 10 seconds with 8A. This is near to C/100 for 2.2Ah cell.
Maybe you mean my ACIR test pulse - 1.05 ms with 8A or C/ 7 500 000 for 2.2Ah cell.
What kind of information gives C/200 DCIR ?
No load voltage drop when cell lose some of its capacity. This is not happening bеcаuse of the internal resistance.
LiPo Graphene 1.5Ah 65C is added.
After 2 cycles with +1A / -1A and 3 cycles with +2.3A / -4A:
1492 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
1467 mAh from the battery tester 0.9A / 8A;
Pulse test:
4.1V - 3.4V
C= 1265 mAh; E= 17379 J; pulse counter=58;
Weight of one naked cell: 42.71 g
A123 26650m1b is added.
2530 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
2470 mAh from the battery tester 0.9A / 8A;
Pulse test:
C= 2245 mAh; E= 25819 J; pulse counter=101;
Weight: 75.55 g
VTC5A is added.
2460 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
2400 mAh from the battery tester 0.9A / 8A;
Pulse test:
C= 2029 mAh; E= 26111 J; pulse counter= 89;
Weight: 47.34 g
Simple example:
One cell with 2Ah, 20 mOhm have 40 mOhm /Ah because when are connected two cell in parallel each with 1Ah, 40 mOhm summary capacitance will be 2Ah and internal resistance - 20 mOhm.
...Resistors in paralel: R12 = (R1*R2) / (R1+R2).
The charger measure only AC internal resistence and also the measurement is inaccurately. In your case the voltage sag is linked to DC internal resistence and DCIR > ACIR.
Your calculation is wrong . 8 mOhm for 5Ah is equal to 40 mOhm/Ah.
Easy calcs... 3S 1300 mAh turnigy nano 25-50C weight 139g, or 46.3g per cell. Dc internal resistence will be approximaly 7.7 mOhm or 166 mOhm /g and 37 mOhm/Wh. VTC5A have 377 mOhm /g and 152 mOhm/ Wh. Soon I will make a test on some lipo and I can tell with sure.
From second test on MJ1 I measure internal resistance with 0.5 mOhm higher and updated the upper post.
I have started the pulse mode tests @8A, 10s on /30s off.
All cells will be charged to 4.1V, 0.2A cut off. The end voltage is 2.9V. Room temp 23*C +/- 0.5*C.
MJ1:
C= 2409 mAh; E= 29627 J...
Yes, I can. I have repeated some tests for the Influence of the DOD and the differences is little mostly because of the different temperature in the room.
Edit: I will repeat the test for influece of temp for MJ1 without tabs, because of each tab bring 0.7 mOm and I don't sure in my...
The Influence of the temp on the internal resistance with a minimal influece of the DOD.
All cells will be charged to 3.8V, 0.2A cut off.
1. 30Q (new):
Sorry for late answer.
I have limitation and don't want to damage my cells. But maybe in future I will make tests in extreme conditions.
In last chart (for 30Q) near to 35% DOD, DCIR rise up with 1 mOhm because opening of a window in the room and the temperature drop with 2 *C.
5.HG2 (new):
2930 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
2891 mAh from the battery tester 0.9A / 8A;
6.30Q (new):
2950 mAh from SkyRC B6 @1A;
2938 mAh from the battery tester 0.9A / 8A;
The internal resistance is the most important factor defining the efficiency of the battery. But the data for the internal resistance of a specific battery is incomplete. In pdf's of some batteries there is some information such as: "Internal Resistance - less than 38mOhm/ AC impedance 1 kHz"...
In the end of the discharging chart the internal resistance is increased. Sometimes, in remaining 10% of the capacity, the change is bigger than 50%. I have made many test of Li-based battery and without the influence of the temperature - the internal resistance doesn't change above of 10% for...