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Fast charging vs slow charging, which is better?

update time: 2010-08-13 17:47:52   2607 clicks
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Fast charging employs a high charging current which enables you to charge up a NiMH battery in a relatively shorter time, ranging from five hours to even half an hour.

Using a low charging current, slow charging often refers to overnight charging, which normally takes over 12 hours to charge up a NiMH battery.

However, the time it takes to fully charge a battery depends on the charging current of the charger and the capacity of the battery.

Imagine filling up a bucket under a running water tap. The bigger the bucket, the longer it takes to fill it up. You can also increase the rate of filling the bucket by turning up the tap a bit more.


 
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