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− | A series of tests have been undertaken to determine the mean watt-minutes per gram capability for various loadings of a second generation, small 1320 mAh lithium-polymer battery. These tests were conducted to establish the viability of this power source for use in small lift vehicles and other devices where lightweight, short term, high-energy demand rates are needed.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | A series of tests have been undertaken to determine the mean watt-minutes per gram capability for various loadings of a second generation, small 1320 mAh lithium-polymer battery. These tests were conducted to establish the viability of this power source for use in small lift vehicles and other devices where lightweight, short term, high-energy demand rates are needed. |
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Title | Small Li-Po Battery Test to Determine Relative Power Delivery Rate to Weight Ratio at Different Loadings |
Author(s) | Richard L Hull |
Keywords | high power-to-mass, li-po battery |
Published | 2006 |
Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
Number | 40 |
Pages | 17-19 |
Abstract
A series of tests have been undertaken to determine the mean watt-minutes per gram capability for various loadings of a second generation, small 1320 mAh lithium-polymer battery. These tests were conducted to establish the viability of this power source for use in small lift vehicles and other devices where lightweight, short term, high-energy demand rates are needed.