Also a teardown of the Sanyo eneloop charger.
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Monday, June 24, 2013
Cytac batteries
Coming soon a test on cytac batteries and their chargers, i am waiting for their new charger.
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Friday, April 19, 2013
Orbtronic PD-18650 2900mAh IMR high drain
Special thank's tto Roland (awsum140) from the states for sending me batteries to test :)
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Friday, April 5, 2013
Fenix ARB-L2 18650 2600mAh Discharge test.
Here is an interesting battery. This is not a high drain (IMR or Li-Mn if you prefer) battery but it's protected for over currents and temperature.
The test was performed with a 1A charge current as Fenix recommends but i didn't used the 3V cut off but the normal 2.75V.
Take a look on the temperature of this unit. On 1.92C (5A) Discharge the battery has reached 60 Celcius and the analyzer paused to let the battery cool down. The protection didn't kick in so i guess it goes further but no need to risk it.
It's a neat battery for flashlights anyway, in most cases you do not need to discharge at higher C ratings.
Here is the file Fenix ARB-L2
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Efest IMR18350V2 1C and 2C Test
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
EFEST IMR18650V2 Battery discharge test
This battery is a winner. Infact it performs almost as the 2250mAh version.
On the pdf you will find the 1C (2000mA) and 2.5C (5000mA) test
Get the file here Efest IMR18650V2 Test
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Monday, February 25, 2013
Sanyo Eneloop (AA) 1900mAh test
Excellent batteries, performed 102.0%!!!!!
Remember anything above 80% is fine but this was amazing.
Usually the first discharge is out of the box and the batteries perform a little lower, after charging with the analyzer during the routine the battery is more refreshed and performs almost full.
Here is the data Eneloop AA
I also have to thank Ms Anita Gross from Eneloop Sales & marketing division who sent me samples of their batteries. Excellent customer service (pretty fast too) and they were happy to answer all my questions.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Sanyo Eneloop (AAA) 750mAh discharge test
Out of the box they gave me 100.5% when discharged the second time. Excellent performance.
Here is the data Eneloop AAA 750mAh
Sanyo Eneloop XX (AA) 2450mAh 1C discharge test
If not the best, probably one of the best batteries on the galaxy.
This battery straight out of the box gave me 91% and then after a charge it gave me 97.9%. I'm pretty sure if cycled one or two times more it will reach 100% or more but i am having the analyzer testing two AAA eneloops right now so i may test later.
Get the test data here Sanyo Eneloop XX (AA)
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Friday, February 8, 2013
Panasonic CGR18650CH 2.22C (5A) test
Discharge curves at 5C
Discharge curves at 1C
Above you can see the test curves plotted by the Vencon analyzer.
Please disregard that temp spike in the middle, it happened because i touched the sensor.
Initial No-Load Voltage
Duration (h:m:s): 00:02:00
That is the start of the test.
One Hour Discharge
Duration (h:m:s): 00:25:13
Load current: 5,003 A
Cut-off voltage: 2,750 V
Battery discharged capacity: 2,103 Ah
Exit condition: Battery cut-off voltage reached.
The battery gave me 2.103Ah for 25 minutes continuously, note the temperature rise, it has reached around 36 Celcius.
Then there is a 10 minute rest, the temperature starts to fall now.
Then there is a pre-qualify charge which finishes in a few seconds and the main charge starts.
At 2.22C (5A) loads
Lithium-ion Charge
Duration (h:m:s): 01:46:26
Charge current: 1,575 A
Charge voltage: 4,200 V
Battery charged capacity: 2,124 Ah
Battery charged energy: 8,351 Wh
Exit condition: Final charge current reached.
This took 1 hour and 46 minutes.
After charging the 5A discharge took place one more time.
One Hour Discharge
Duration (h:m:s): 00:25:13
Load current: 5,003 A
Cut-off voltage: 2,750 V
Battery discharged capacity: 2,103 Ah
Battery discharged energy: 6,773 Wh
Battery initial-point voltage: 3,734 V
Battery mid-point voltage: 3,135 V
Battery end-point voltage: 2,752 V
Battery midpoint current: 5,003 A
Exit condition: Battery cut-off voltage reached.
Pass! Capacity=2,086 Ah (92,7% rated); Energy=6,744 Wh
Summary:
1. One Hour Discharge: Pass; Capacity=2,103 Ah (93,5% rated); Energy=6,773 Wh; IPV=3,734V; MPV=3,135V; EPV=2,752V; MPI=5,003 A.
2. Lithium-ion Charge: Capacity=2,124 Ah (94,4% rated); Energy=8,351 Wh.
3. One Hour Discharge: Pass; Capacity=2,086 Ah (92,7% rated); Energy=6,744 Wh; IPV=3,762V; MPV=3,149V; EPV=2,751V; MPI=5,003 A.
4. Li-ion 30% Charge: Capacity=675,1 mAh (30,0% rated); Energy=2,520 Wh.
At 1C (2250mA) loads
Pass! Capacity=2,103 Ah (93,4% rated); Energy=7,302 Wh
Summary:
1. One Hour Discharge: Pass; Capacity=2,186 Ah (97,2% rated); Energy=7,611 Wh; IPV=4,013V; MPV=3,264V; EPV=2,752V; MPI=2,250 A.
2. Lithium-ion Charge: Capacity=2,130 Ah (94,7% rated); Energy=8,334 Wh.
3. One Hour Discharge: Pass; Capacity=2,103 Ah (93,4% rated); Energy=7,302 Wh; IPV=4,000V; MPV=3,268V; EPV=2,753V; MPI=2,250 A.
4. Li-ion 30% Charge: Capacity=675,3 mAh (30,0% rated); Energy=2,505 Wh.
One Hour Discharge
Duration (h:m:s): 00:58:18
Load current: 2,250 A
Cut-off voltage: 2,750 V
Battery discharged capacity: 2,186 Ah
Battery discharged energy: 7,611 Wh
Battery initial-point voltage: 4,013 V
Battery mid-point voltage: 3,264 V
Battery end-point voltage: 2,752 V
Battery midpoint current: 2,250 A
Exit condition: Battery cut-off voltage reached.
Lithium-ion Charge
Duration (h:m:s): 02:05:07
Charge current: 1,575 A
Charge voltage: 4,200 V
Battery charged capacity: 2,130 Ah
Battery charged energy: 8,334 Wh
Exit condition: Final charge current reached.
One Hour Discharge
Duration (h:m:s): 00:56:04
Load current: 2,250 A
Cut-off voltage: 2,750 V
Battery discharged capacity: 2,103 Ah
Battery discharged energy: 7,302 Wh
Battery initial-point voltage: 4,000 V
Battery mid-point voltage: 3,268 V
Battery end-point voltage: 2,753 V
Battery midpoint current: 2,250 A
Exit condition: Battery cut-off voltage reached.
Li-ion 30% Charge
Duration (h:m:s): 00:32:17
Charge current: 1,575 A
Charge voltage: 4,200 V
Battery charged capacity: 675,3 mAh
Battery charged energy: 2,505 Wh
Exit condition: Maximum charge reached.
This battery has been rated around 92-93% capacity when discharged at 5Amps and 97 to 93% at 1C which seems to be great (i got 95% with a different battery at 5A). Anything above 80% seems to be OK but i prefer to get the most. After that the analyzer charges the battery up to 30% for storage mostly. Soon i'll be able to discharge at maximum rates (10A for the panasonic.) Also take a note on the temperature and how it varies depending on the current.
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