Sentence examples for discharged states from inspiring English sources

In the fully charged and discharged states as well as at the low temperatures (≤20 °C), the Rcell of the Li-ion cells is predominated by the Rct.

Mössbauer spectroscopy has shown that MII ions in the LiFe1−xMIIxPO4/C (MII = Co, Ni) materials are orderly distributed both in charged and discharged states, each iron ion has no more than one MII ion in the nearest environment.

This study discusses results of an experimental program for determination of dust cloud combustion parameters of charged and fully discharged states of metastable alane (aluminum hydride, α-AlH3 polymorph) powder in air.

We have measured the near-edge X-ray absorption fine structure (NEXAFS) spectra of the K-edge of sulfur in organo-disulfide redox polymeric electrodes in both charged and discharged states.

With repeated charge discharge cycles, the volume change resulting from the anode film thickness decreased, and, after 100 cycles, essentially no difference was observed between the charged and discharged states.

These are connected by an inorganic sulphur-based electrolyte, a combination, the firm claims, that is particularly propitious because cycling between charged and discharged states produces only a 1°C change in the battery's temperature.

During cycling, AC impedance responses were collected at the first discharged state and at every subsequent tenth discharged state until the 100th cycle.

When one of the batteries in the series-connection has a distinctly lower capacity, this battery reaches its fully discharged state sooner than the others during discharge.

We determine that the battery stack is at its thickest at around 45% state of charge and at its thinnest in the fully discharged state.

Expressions are derived for the emf of the sodium-sulphur cell in the fully charged state (E2) and in a partly discharged state (E1).

Keeping battery at a fully discharged state preserves a large amount of charge from the SEI-electrolyte interaction when they are in the positive electrode during rest time.