Samsung 2600mAH:
Real capacity: ~2530mAH, ~9.3WHr
Internal resistance: less than 60miliOhm including PTC inside(after make a rough measurement by my mili-Ohmmeter)

Real capacity: ~2330mAH, ~8.4WHr
Internal resistance: less than 60miliOhm including PTC inside (Around 53 to 58)

Nickel stripe (for thermal-resistance spot welding):
Resistance: 0.215miliOhm/ mm (only half compare 3mm (>0.4miliOhm/ mm) width nickel plated)
Width: 4mm
Copper stripe:
Resistance: less than 0.001miliOhm/ mm (beyond the resolution of my mili-Ohm meter)
Width: 4mm
Lower resistance electrode plate use to connect cells simply mean less energy lose in conducting due to loading effect. The cell depleted at closer ENDV (end of discharged voltage) defined by manufacturer. Then, give a better capacity measurement by the power management ic, because Voltage measured is closer to real value (less error during high current loading).

An example of my four point spot welded 2200mAH battery cells:

Strong and reliable connection, AC phase-controller welder will supply just enough heat within a decades milliseconds (only do a spot (just a dot) heat up, not full contacted area heat up) and thus minimize the thermal damage to cell (Li-ion is very sensitive to heat, if one solder it with soldering iron, the cell have risk to fail within 3-6months).
Professional grade at affordable price! Or you can return it and have your money back!
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