Lithium Battery
07-25-2003, 11:25 PM
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I need help to make a two and three cell Lithium pack. I have some Tadiran TL-5101 cells w/ leads attached to them. I need help on building these cells for a indoor/outdoor park flyer. The cells are 1/2aa high energy lithiums. Each cells are 3.6V @ 950mA.
How are these cells soldered together, and soldered for charging.
Are the cells in series or parallel. In series the current remains the same and voltage increases. And in parallel the voltage increases and current decreases. I need a battery in series the cell will be 7.2 volts @ 950 mA. How is this soldered from pos to neg.
How are these cells soldered together, and soldered for charging.
Are the cells in series or parallel. In series the current remains the same and voltage increases. And in parallel the voltage increases and current decreases. I need a battery in series the cell will be 7.2 volts @ 950 mA. How is this soldered from pos to neg.
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Yes, for a series circuit, from pos. to neg.
In series the voltage goes up from 3.6v to 7.2v. and your ma stays the same at 950ma.
In parallel the voltage stays the same 3.6v and your ma increase from 950ma to 1900ma.
In series the voltage goes up from 3.6v to 7.2v. and your ma stays the same at 950ma.
In parallel the voltage stays the same 3.6v and your ma increase from 950ma to 1900ma.
