Hello,
How long the lifetime data duration time is written to RAM? For example,the lilfetime of max cell voltage= 4779mV and duration time ≥ 1 second or 250ms?
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Hello,
How long the lifetime data duration time is written to RAM? For example,the lilfetime of max cell voltage= 4779mV and duration time ≥ 1 second or 250ms?
Hello,
The device keeps the data in RAM and data is only written to DF under certain conditions. Please see below.
Regards,
Jose Couso
If I am understanding right your question, the gauge will update the cell voltage every 1 second, if there's a change in cell voltage within 250 ms, chances are the gauge will miss this value.
Regards,
Jose
Hello Ran,
It will still not be recorded since the gauge samples/stores every 1 second. The gauge will store the cell voltage measured at the 250ms * 4 = 1000 ms
if there is AOLD(31ms) or ASCC(427us) or ASCD(427us),the gauge will miss this current value,is it right?
The gauge is validated and tested to respond and act upon protections. The gauge will sense the current, and trigger protections. The difference here is that gauge will data log every 1 second, but the gauge will still respond.
Regards,
Jose Couso
It will still not be recorded since the gauge samples/stores every 1 second. The gauge will store the cell voltage measured at the 250ms * 4 = 1000 ms
Hello Jose,
Suppose that during the first 250ms cell voltage is 4500mV,during the second 250ms cell voltage is 4550mV,during the third 250ms cell voltage is 4600mV,during the fourth 250ms cell voltage is 4570mV,then 4600mV is record in gauge,is it right?
Hello Ran,
That is correct. Although, I do not expect the cell voltage to change that fast. The gauge is accurate enough to record a smooth sequence of cell voltages.
Regards,
Jose