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meta:acronyms [2021/12/16 22:07]
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   * **A** - Amps (amperes).  A measure of electrical current.   * **A** - Amps (amperes).  A measure of electrical current.
-  * **AH** or **Ah** - Amp-hour+  * **AH** or **Ah** - Amp-hour.  Example:  2.5A x 2 hours = 5Ah.   
 +    * Note that Ah is voltage-dependent:  5Ah at 12v is 60Wh, while 5A at 24v = 120Wh.  For this reason, Wh may be a more "portable" specification.  
 +    * the [[electrical:12v:battery_capacity|capacity]] of [[electrical:12v:deep_cycle_battery|deep cycle]] batteries is traditionally given in Ah.  Example:  a 100Ah battery will provide 100Ah from 100% to 0% DoD at a ~5A draw (C/20).
   * **AGM** [[electrical:12v:deep_cycle_battery#agm|Absorbent Glass Mat]] battery, a type of [[electrical:12v:deep_cycle_battery#vrla|Valve Regulated Lead Acid battery]]   * **AGM** [[electrical:12v:deep_cycle_battery#agm|Absorbent Glass Mat]] battery, a type of [[electrical:12v:deep_cycle_battery#vrla|Valve Regulated Lead Acid battery]]
  
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   * **VSR** - Voltage Sensing Regulator, a smart kind of [[electrical:12v:alternator|battery isolator]]   * **VSR** - Voltage Sensing Regulator, a smart kind of [[electrical:12v:alternator|battery isolator]]
 ===== W ===== ===== W =====
 +  * **Wh** - Watt-hours.  Example:  32w x 3 hours = 96Wh. Like Ah, but not voltage-dependent.
   * **WM** - walmart   * **WM** - walmart
meta/acronyms.txt · Last modified: 2023/06/16 15:57 by mahkato