[sdiy] Typical load for 9V alkaline batteries?
Grant Richter
grichter at asapnet.net
Thu Jun 5 04:06:51 CEST 2003
Just because the subject has come up...
I had problems making a precision voltage source (less than 1 mv. shift)
with a 9V alkaline, because of the battery internal impedance.
Switching a 10ma load produces voltage shifts, the 9V behaves like it has a
4 ohm resistor in series (for a SPICE model with perfect voltage sources,
use a 9.26 volt source in series with 4 ohms).
> They key battery parameter is capacity. Looking at the datasheet for the
> Energizer 9V, the capacity is 625 mA-hours at 25 mA continuous drain. Lacking
> any specific drain or duty information, that translates to 25 hours of
> continuous use at 25 mA. As you know, YMMV due to the various conditions you
> listed.
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