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Originally Posted by WinDnDusT
I am wondering if the state of charge measurement after two minutes of activity (real match or simulated match) is accurate enough to allow promoting a 50% discharge policy with my team or to use as a troubleshooting technique to indicate that the robot uses too much power.
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It's an interesting question. I haven't seen this specific question answered here on CD.
Are there any teams out there who regularly measured and recorded internal resistance and state-of-charge using battery beak, before and after each match? Would you be willing to post your data (and procedure
*) here?
*for example, how long did you wait after charging (to let surface charge dissipate) to measure the before-match values, and how long did you wait after the match (to let the battery stabilize) to measure the values