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electrical:12v:psoc [2017/11/08 19:31] frater_secessus [sulfation] |
electrical:12v:psoc [2022/05/06 12:14] frater_secessus [Partial State of Charge] |
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====== Partial State of Charge ====== | ====== Partial State of Charge ====== | ||
- | //Partial state of charge// (PSoC) refers to the state of a lead-chemistry battery when it is left below 100% State of Charge (partially [[electrical: | + | //Partial state of charge// (PSoC) refers to the state of a lead-chemistry battery when it is left below 100% State of Charge (partially [[electrical: |
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+ | Since state of charge is measured "on the way down" from [[electrical: | ||
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+ | - failure to fully charge lead batteries (typically [[electrical: | ||
+ | - fully and correctly charging but then allowing the battery to rest without a Float (maintenance) charge (less common) | ||
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+ | Both long periods of PSoC and incomplete charging | ||
===== optimal deep cycling ===== | ===== optimal deep cycling ===== | ||
- | In a perfect world, lead-acid batteries (both flooded and AGM) would be discharged no further than 50% then [[electrical: | + | In a perfect world, lead-acid batteries (both flooded and AGM) would be discharged no further than 20% then [[electrical: |
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+ | In actual usage it is more common to discharge to 50% SoC. This allows 2.5x the power to be used overnight at the cost of longevity. | ||
It is easier to get the batteries fullly charged each day when [[electrical: | It is easier to get the batteries fullly charged each day when [[electrical: |