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electrical:12v:voltage_sag [2025/10/28 14:35]
frater_secessus [Voltage sag]
electrical:12v:voltage_sag [2025/11/08 16:32] (current)
frater_secessus [TL;DR]
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   * resistance in the circuit causes apparent voltage to **sag when discharging**   * resistance in the circuit causes apparent voltage to **sag when discharging**
   * likewise, resistance causes apparent voltage to **rise when charging**   * likewise, resistance causes apparent voltage to **rise when charging**
-  * some sag/rise is normal. Circuits with excess resistance can cause apparent voltage to be off enough to affect performance+  * some sag/rise is normal. Circuits with excess resistance (undersized wiring, iffy connections) can cause apparent voltage to deviate enough to affect system performance
   * voltage sensing can correct for sag/rise (within limits)   * voltage sensing can correct for sag/rise (within limits)
 +  * [[https://www.bluesea.com/resources/1437|Blue Sea's documentation]] provides guidance on designing circuits with acceptable levels of voltage sag.
 +  * sag is a function of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohm%27s_law|Ohm's Law]]((in ''V=IxR'' form))
  
  
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