Good Info On Batteries...

[r90s]

  It looks like my other topic has made it's way over the dismal cliff. But in looking for answers to the last wrinkle introduced, I found what seems a good site for information on batteries.

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/types_of_lithium_ion

Found that the archive section of the menu on the left of page is good.  I also finally discovered Dave's fine video tutorials.

I hope this is useful to someone.

Have Fun

[TriodeTiger]

That website is amazing, I am glad it exists - I see all sorts of difficult questions being answered by that website that would be so hard to come by otherwise being the average joe...

[r90s]

Thank you for the comment..

[Poe]

He doesn't update or support the "Battery university" site.  His company site (bushmann.ca) is much better.

All the info you find at battery university:
http://www.buchmann.ca/toc.asp

His book is only $20 and well worth it. 
http://www.buchmann.ca/orderbook.asp
The third edition was just released with some really useful lithium stuff.

If anyone knows of another good battery source, please link it.  I have found independent battery data hard to find.

[retiredcaps]

If anyone knows of another good battery source, please link it.  I have found independent battery data hard to find.

Have you seen this one by tom66?

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/chat/large-scale-battery-test-done-by-me-as-part-of-an-internship/

[tom66]

Yes, and I am going back over winter to do some more testing

Hopefully will be able to build a new tester with 9V/AAA/AA/C/D capability, plus a recharging option for NiMH cycle tests -- if I get the time.

I have already bought £15 worth of discount shop AA's to test... the winners last time were discount shop ones offering nearly identical capacity to the premium cells.

[r90s]

Thanks for the links.

[Dagon]

He doesn't update or support the "Battery university" site.  His company site (bushmann.ca) is much better.

All the info you find at battery university:
http://www.buchmann.ca/toc.asp

His book is only $20 and well worth it. 
http://www.buchmann.ca/orderbook.asp
The third edition was just released with some really useful lithium stuff.

Thanks for that. Knew about battery university but didn't realise there was a more up to date site.