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Wow this seems to be a very clear-cut value add. Question on how the technology works: I don't really understand what a "battery OS" is. Do they have circuits
by zxcvvcxz 13y ago
Wow this seems to be a very clear-cut value add.
Question on how the technology works: I don't really understand what a "battery OS" is. Do they have circuits that somehow manage the battery better or something?
- klaruz 13y agoThey say they have a patent pending, that should have more details. I would like to read it, can anybody find the filing? http://www.gbatteries.com/technology/ http://www.gbatteries.com/technology/
- Blahah 13y agopretty sure it's this one: https://www.google.com/patents/WO2013142964A1 https://www.google.com/patents/WO2013142964A1 basically the technique involves pulsing the current during (dis)charging, and optimising the length and timing of the pulsing in real-time, because the optimal settings change through the life of the battery.
- noonespecial 13y agoI'm kind of a battery nut. I've been building various pulse chargers and capacitive current limiting chargers for years. Without fail all of my most promising pulse charge/bleed schemes that yielded faster charges and greater runtimes have done so at the expense of cycle numbers. Usually by a factor of 10 or more. I hope they've outsmarted this, but I have my doubts.
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- rasz_pl 13y ago>Wow and >I don't really understand in same post, what are the odds? :) Its a scam. They are tryting to sell 50Whr battery that can be charged in >nine hours for 100 percent charge on a 1A power supply from usb (5V), thats maths 101 >Do they have circuits that somehow manage the battery They are selling product that stores more power than it consumes while being charged. Its snake oil at best, more likely a scam.