Battery residual capacity displaying system with discharged elec

Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Serially connected batteries or cells – With discharge of cells or batteries

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320 35, 320 39, 320 48, 324427, 340636, H01M 1048

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055459692

ABSTRACT:
A system for displaying the residual capacity of a secondary battery so as to update the battery capacity when the battery discharges from its full charged condition to a predetermined voltage level, in which this predetermined voltage is selected to be sufficiently higher than the operation halting voltage of a portable electrical apparatus to be connected, and the quantity of electricity discharged until the predetermined voltage level is reached is suitably corrected to determine the newest battery capacity, so that the battery capacity can be accurately updated under the actual operating condition with a high frequency and high precision.

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