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motorollin wrote:Sorry, no prize this time Speel :-)--moto
motorollin wrote:QuoteOliver wrote:Battery management ICs generally use an analogue sense circuit to judge the battery's state. The sensory elements are often not very precise, and may not really indicate the true state of the battery. I worked on a battery management design a while back, and all the ICs required individual external trimming, and most would not perform reliably on batteries of all different conditions. Unfortunately, cheap analogue IC elements are subject to this kind of variation.Are you saying that the battery might not actually be as bad as the computer thinks? Or that it's not actually fully charging it? Or both? Or neither? :-)--moto
Oliver wrote:Battery management ICs generally use an analogue sense circuit to judge the battery's state. The sensory elements are often not very precise, and may not really indicate the true state of the battery. I worked on a battery management design a while back, and all the ICs required individual external trimming, and most would not perform reliably on batteries of all different conditions. Unfortunately, cheap analogue IC elements are subject to this kind of variation.