BQ34110: The RSOC value goes down fast.

Hello Jeon,

Can you send me the gg file from the gauge?
I also have a few questions. Did you program a ChemID onto the gauge? If so, how did you obtain the ChemID?
Did you complete the GPCCEDV test?

Regards,
Nick Richards

Hello Nick Richards.

I don't know exactly what program a ChemID is.
However, we are proceeding with the GPC Cycle.
However, SOC 100% voltage is measured at 21498 mV in Charge Cycle.
I'm not sure if this is the right one.

thank you,
Jeon

8360.bq34110_gg_240308.csv

Hello Nick Richards,

I looked for more data.

I saw the content to collect Log through GPC Cycle. Is it correct to collect the log output from 6 temperature situations?

The battery used is INR18650-M24.
The chemistry type confirmed is LiNiCoAlO2.
This is not an option in GPCCEDV.

If I summarize the process that I think
1. Generating discharge test logs at 0,25,40.
2. Create a .zip in the GPCP Packager.
3. Get a report through GPCCEDV.
4. (What am I supposed to do now?)

Is it correct to proceed according to the above content?

thank you,
Jeon