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N9 Battery Level droop under heavy use
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caco3
2012-02-19 , 00:11
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If you dig a bit into how to detect/measure a batteries fill state, you will realise that it is very difficult. One way is to measure the used charge, but this is very difficult and you will have to know exactly how much capacity the battery has.
The other, more common way, is to measure the voltage.
Its a simple fact that the voltage will raise again, after the load dropped.
So its not only BMEs fault, its simply a physical imitation.
How ever, as I said, it shouldn’t be more than some percents.
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On N9 check out this:
CacheMe 4 the N9
, a geocaching client /
MiniBible
, a bible viewer /
TheWord
brings daily bible verses onto your phone /
BatteryGraph
to monitor the battery drainage /
doublepress2unlock
to unlock your phone with a double press onto the power button /
GPRS Data Usage
to monitor your GPRS data usage /
and more...
On N900 check out this:
SleepAnalyser
to analyse your sleep movements /
PasswordMaker
a for a password generator
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