Sentence examples for charge capability from inspiring English sources

Those units can zap a battery full in about four hours, and Audi says D.C. charge capability, which can deliver an 80-percent charge in 30 minutes, is also part of the plan.

The influence of shell thickness on the improved Li-ion storage performance of the V2O5/PANI core/shell nanofibers is systematically investigated, and this enhancement of charge capability and cycling stability strongly varies with the shell thickness.

BMW tells me it's also designed for longevity – the battery should last 10 years with at least a 70percentt charge capability remaining, and the modular design means individual pieces of it can be swapped out affordably in case of malfunction.

For the conventional SONOS memory, erase saturation and vertical stored charge migration [79, 80] are the two major drawbacks; the most challenging tasks are how to maintain an acceptable charge capability of the discrete storage nodes and how to fabricate nanocrystals with constant size, high density, and uniform distributions [81].

As someone who frequently takes advantage of the fast charge capabilities of the newest iPad Pro using my MacBook adapter, I can tell you this makes a huge difference.

Current quick-charging, such as those using Qualcomm's Quick Charge or the faster charging capability built into the new USB-C connector takes around an hour to fully charge a large smartphone battery.

The D.C. quick-charge capability is not intended for home use, but for public places, Mr. Nitz said.

Before the end of October, the company plans to open its first charging locations to customers who have bought the Model S. Owners with the 85-kilowatt-hour battery, which comes equipped to use the Supercharger system (the fast-charge capability is optional on the 60 kilowatt-hour model) will receive free electric fuel for life at the stations.

The Model S's charging capability also figuratively cranks up to 11.

The company also makes a version without the charging capability that's compatible with several different smartphone models.

At a news conference in New York, Nokia and Microsoft showed the Lumia 920, a smartphone that includes Nokia's PureView camera technology and a wireless battery-charging capability.