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- Jan 1, 1970
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Need to build a rapid discharge system for some lithium batteries.
Would like to draw 1.5A at 7.5V, so used a matching incandescent lamp.
When I plug the lamp in however, it doesn't light up. My guess is the
initial current drain as the lamp heats up exceeds the battery safe
limit of 2.0A and the battery automatically shuts itself off. I'm
thinking of putting an inductor in series to reduce the initial
current draw. Would that work? Approximately how many mH would you
recommend? Sorry for stupid questions, anything outside of realm of
bits and bytes is foreign to me...
Kind regards, YR
Would like to draw 1.5A at 7.5V, so used a matching incandescent lamp.
When I plug the lamp in however, it doesn't light up. My guess is the
initial current drain as the lamp heats up exceeds the battery safe
limit of 2.0A and the battery automatically shuts itself off. I'm
thinking of putting an inductor in series to reduce the initial
current draw. Would that work? Approximately how many mH would you
recommend? Sorry for stupid questions, anything outside of realm of
bits and bytes is foreign to me...
Kind regards, YR