<DocScrutinizer05>
>>electrochemical cells with actual polymer electrolytes, which however have not reached full commercialization and are still a topic of research<< I wonder how obsolete this statement is. Prolly I could try to find out that it been written to wikipedia a 8 years ago, but I'm too lazy
<roh>
arossdotme-planb: important note: rc packs dont have balancers built-in like your notebook battery has
<arossdotme-planb>
or right the BMS does that? so i would need to buy a BMS that also has balancers built-in
<arossdotme-planb>
or=oh
<arossdotme-planb>
urrg i mean...
<arossdotme-planb>
rephrase: i would need to buy a BMS that also has balancers built-in
<arossdotme-planb>
roh, got any info i could educate my self as to why rc packs dont last so long? i thought it was because they where pushed hard. being constantly discharged to 3.0v, even extra fast charged and used very near to there discharge rate limit.
<arossdotme-planb>
append to 1st question in prev post: ...so long due to there build/quality ?
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<roh>
also i can recommend a book.. i dont know if its available online or in english... let me search for a link
<roh>
ive seen both from china... worst thinkable crap and proper engineered equipment.. difficult to tell without buying one and taking it apart sometimes
<roh>
the bms must match the cutoff-values of the cells you are using. this one looks like a simple one which 'burns off' what the good cells have more than the worst one to level the pack (which is ok, most packs do that))
<arossdotme-planb>
so theres more advanced bms boards available... any recommendations?
<roh>
not really.. ive seen some integrated ones in ebike packs which seemed nice
<roh>
but thats 48V 10Ah area stuff
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<roh>
i use from i got from a partially broken bionx ebike pack. it even has some step up and down converters.
<roh>
one is doing the charging from a 26V 3.5A dc supply into a pack which needs around 50-52V charge end voltage. so its a big step-up converter. the other one is fried, it did the ~48V discharge to ~6V stepdown for the bike lighting. its even configurable via the bus and the controller inside the pack
<arossdotme-planb>
ok
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<arossdotme-planb>
re using 18650 cells to make a pack. as the protected ones are 3x the price (ouch!). could i have two protection boards and have two 4s1p packs that i put in parallel. each pack has its own protechion board. would this setup have any problems? the advance being that instead of having cell sets in parrel where i dont know if one of the cells is not balanced, the 4S1P + protection board X2 will take care of that?
<arossdotme-planb>
advance=advantage
<roh>
using cells from not the same batch is not a good idea in general.
<roh>
especially when using them in parallel
<roh>
you need protection per pack, not neccessary per cell
<roh>
protection means overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent lockout
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<arossdotme-planb>
roh, thats what i mean, as the cells dont have protechion built in, I could add it with a BSM for each series cell lot
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<roh>
arossdotme-planb: i see.. well.. i think its better to only have one bms. not one per chain