t = Time Cr = C Rate t = 1 / Cr (to view in hours) t = 60 minutes / Cr (to view in minutes) 0.5C Rate Example 2300mAh Battery 2300mAh / 1000 = 2.3Ah 0.5C x 2.3Ah = 1.15 Amps available 1 / 0.5C = 2 hours 60 / 0.5C = 120 minutes 2C Rate Example 2300mAh Battery 2300mAh / 1000 = 2.3Ah 2C x 2.3Ah = 4.6 Amps available 1 / 2C = 0.5 hours 60 / 2C = 30 minutes 30C Rate Example 2300mAh Battery 2300mAh / 1000 = 2.3Ah 30C x 2.3Ah = 69 Amps available 60 / 30C = 2 minutes You can see the 30C rate example on the datasheet for Power Sonic 26650 LiFePO4 power cell You can use the formula below to calculate a batterys output current, power, and energy based on its C rating
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