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Calculating Three-Phase Power 110V
P = V X PF X A. If not sure of the power factor (PF) use .7 for capacitive loads or .8 for inductive loads.
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Lithium Battery. Increasing my voltage.
The battery will continue to decrease voltage under any load down to a voltage level of the battery open circuit fully discharged level. For a safer battery consider switching to the Lithium IRON LiFePO4. Commonly called LFP. It has a much flatter discharge curve than other Lithium ION based...
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Battery Life Decreasing as Current is Increasing
I have built battery chargers powered from a typical USB. I find that the output voltage of the USB is not stable enough to properly charge a battery. The way I solved this was to build a voltage regulator that can output 500mA. Use a regulate voltage that matches the safe charge voltage of the...
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