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Re: NiCd pack
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Sat, 9 Nov 1996 02:10:18 GMT
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Matt Harlan <mjh10@cornell.edu*AvoidSpam*>
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At 7:44 PM 11/8/96, MAR ERICSON wrote:
> What does this mean,
> ...a 9.6v, 600mA battery pack...
> in the HB Tech Ref?
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> I thought NiCd's can deliver lots of current.
They can. The 600mA is really 600mA-h (milliamp hours). It's a rating on
how long the pack lasts on a charge. If I recall correctly it's measured
over 20 hours. The 600mA-h pack can deliver 30 mA for 20 hours before it
goes dead, or at least something like that. Sure the pack can supply more
power but for a shorter period of time. I'm not exactly sure that's all
correct, but it's all in the battery section in "Mobile Robots". I think
it might also be in some of the HB docs. Not sure.
If i'm way off I'm sure someone will correct me. :-)
Hope this gives a little insight.
matt
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Matthew J. Harlan
Cornell University
Electrical Engineering
mjh10@cornell.edu
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