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Since it is the Smartphone Battery you are asking about, i will put forward an explanation, regarding Battery Calibration in "Li-ion Batteries".[br][br]
[br][br]Why do you Calibrate your battery?[br]To maintain a State of Charge (SOC) mismatch.[br][br]Whenever an SOC mismatch occurs, i.e., sometimes you may notice that as soon as you plug-in to charge your mobile after reaching low battery state, in minutes, you'll notice it is 100% charged, but still in reality it wouldn't even have reached a half charged state. As soon as you begin to use it, it will soon again reach the low battery state. Sometimes, it may be the other way around. It will display as less charged, but will stand for a longer time. This is State of Charge mismatch.[br][br][br]So,[br]When do you Calibrate your battery?[br]every once in 30-40 charge cycles or whenever you feel the battery's stand by capacity has much degraded in a very short time.[br][br][br]What happens when you Calibrate your battery?[br]The battery's charged percentage comes actually in sync with your absolute charged state.[br][br][br]How do you Calibrate your battery?[br][br][ul][li]Fully charge your battery, with your phone turned on.[br][/li][/ul][ul][li]Turn it off and leave it plugged in for sometime (ensure it is still fully charge, may be through LED notification light).[br][/li][/ul][ul][li]Unplug it and use the phone till charge drops to 0% and it turns off by itself.[br][/li][/ul][ul][li]Reconnect charger, turn it on back again and let it charge to 100%. You are done with the calibration.[br][/li][/ul]P.S: Your battery capacity (in mAh) decreases with age, whatsoever.[br][br]#infinixmeetsindia |
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发表于 2018-05-03 09:58:10
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