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What is battery capacity?

Battery or cell capacity simply means an integral of current over a defined period of time. This equation applies to either charge or discharge, i.e. capacity added or capacity removed from a battery or cell. Although the basic definition is simple, many different forms of capacity are used in the battery industry.

How is the theoretical capacity of a battery calculated?

The ‘theoretical capacity’ of a battery is often calculated using Faraday's law of electrolysis; but the ‘practical capacity’ is always less. The practical capacity is influenced by many factors, including the discharge rate, the cutoff voltage, the temperature, and the sample history.

How do you calculate battery capacity?

For a battery group the cell voltage values on the left should be multiplied by the number of cells, and for the batteries other than 100 Ah, the current and capacity values on the right should be taken into account. The higher the batteries are discharged, the lower the battery capacity.

What is rated capacity of a battery?

The energy that a battery can deliver in the discharge process is called the capacity of the battery. The unit of the capacity is “ampere hour” and is briefly expressed by the letters “Ah.” The label value of the battery is called rated capacity. The capacity of a battery depends on the following factors: