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The amount of electricity in batteries is usually specified as electrical charge capacity. Its formula sign is Q, and the commonly used units for this are the ampere hour (Ah) or the ampere second (3600 As = 1 Ah), respectively the coulomb (1 C = 1 As). However, the data specified on accumulators, respectively data sheets of batteries, refers to the respective tests conditions used (e.g. temperature, discharge current, final discharge voltage, battery age etc.), i.e. the validity of the specifications for other measuring conditions is limited.
Calculation basis for the above capacity calculator:
The formula this is based on is Q=I*t.
The 2nd decimal point in the result is rounded up.
The efficiency η (Eta) of this calculator shows the ratio between the charging and discharging amounts of electricity. The difference between the two values is primarily due to heat losses.
The calculation basis for this efficiency calculator:
The formula it is based on is efficiency η=Q/QL.
The 2nd decimal point in the result is rounded up.
Error messages
Overflow appears when the value to be displayed is too large for the display field. The other displayed values remain valid.
NaN (Not a Number) appears when an invalid number was entered in one of the input fields, most commonly an entry containing an incorrect decimal character (e.g. point and not comma), a letter or a thousands separator.