Internal resistance can be thought of as a measure of the “quality” of a battery cell. A low internal resistance indicates that the battery cell is able to deliver a large current with minimal voltage drop, while a high internal resistance indicates that the battery cell is less able to deliver a large current and experiences a larger voltage drop.
When the battery's internal resistance, R DC, is 1 Ω, and the load, R, is 9 Ω, the battery outputs a voltage of 9 V. However, if the internal resistance increases to 2 Ω, the output voltage drops to approximately 8.2 V. In summary, internal resistance influences a battery's current-carrying capacity.
The most common method for determining a battery’s internal resistance is to connect it to a circuit with a resistor, measure voltage through the battery, calculate current, measure voltage through the resistor, find the voltage drop, and use Kirchhoff laws to determine the remaining resistance, which is internal resistance.
The pulse load test is another method for measuring battery internal resistance. It involves applying a short-duration, high-current pulse to the battery and measuring the voltage response. The internal resistance can be calculated from the voltage drop during the pulse. 1.
Ideally, a battery's internal resistance should be zero, allowing for maximum current flow without any energy loss. In reality, however, as illustrated in Fig.1, internal resistance is always present. Let's consider an example to illustrate this. The battery voltage is determined by the internal resistance and the output current.
The battery voltage is determined by the internal resistance and the output current. Suppose we have a battery electromotive force of E 0= 10 V. When the battery's internal resistance, R DC, is 1 Ω, and the load, R, is 9 Ω, the battery outputs a voltage of 9 V.
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