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== Deep cycle Bateries == |
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A car battery is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead-acid_battery lead-acid battery] that provides a nominal 12-volt (actually 12.6V) potential difference by serially connecting six cells that each produce about 2 to 2.1V each. |
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Designed to provide a steady amount of current over a long period of time, achieves this by using thicker plates. Found in boats, golf carts & solar power systems. |
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Depending on individual specs, these batteries must be charged at 13.2-14.4V. |
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Car batteries are comprised of different types of cells, but the XO will preferably need the deep cycle battery (DCB) type, for reasons outlined below. |
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== Deep Cycle Batteries == |
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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_cycle_car_battery DCB's] are designed to provide a steady amount of current over a long period of time; they achieve this by using thicker plates than typical car batteries. DCBs are found in boats, golf carts, toys, motorcycles and solar power systems. They are a class of car batteries in Africa. |
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===Properties of batteries=== |
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Properties of batteries |
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* Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) - amps that the battery can produce at 0°C |
* Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) - amps that the battery can produce at 0°C |
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* Reserve Capacity (RC) - minutes that the battery can deliver 25A, voltage > 10.5V |
* Reserve Capacity (RC) - minutes that the battery can deliver 25A, voltage > 10.5V |
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For DCBs, RC is 2-3 times greater than car batteries, while CCA is about 0.5-0.75 of car batteries. While car batteries are not designed to be completely discharged, DCBs should withstand hundreds of discharge/recharge cycles. |
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== Launch Countries == |
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=== Availability in launch countries === |
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These are the launch countries; places where the XO's will be deployed first. We need to find information about the availability of DCBs in these areas. |
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As the OLPC organization deals with these countries primarily at a government level, we need to uncover local knowledge regarding sources of batteries, specifically regarding the availability of DCBs that are light enough for two children to carry. If you can help out in this area, please get in touch with [[User:Shenki | Joel]] or [[User:RafaelOrtiz | Rafael]] |
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* Brazil (Specially Rural Areas) |
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* Uruguay (Specially Rural Areas) |
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* Brazil (especially rural areas) |
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* Argentina (Specially Rural Areas) |
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* Uruguay (especially rural areas) |
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* Argentina (especially rural areas) |
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* Libya |
* Libya |
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* Nigeria |
* Nigeria |
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* Ethiopia |
* Ethiopia |
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* Pakistan |
* Pakistan |
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* Peru |
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* Rwanda |
* Rwanda |
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=== Vendors === |
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== Vendors == |
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In this part Should go the different specifications of deep cycle batteries, and also availability in the different countries. |
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''This section should contain different specifications for DCBs and also availability in the different countries.'' |
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=== Links === |
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! width="10%"| Country |
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! Vendors |
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! Specs |
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! Availability |
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! Average Price |
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| [[OLPC Argentina|Argentina]] || |
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* Acumuladores Arizona SRL |
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* DIBA de Alvarado |
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* EnerSystem |
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* GIAFA S.R.L. |
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* L&R Ingenieria |
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* La Inesina Solar |
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| [[OLPC Brasil|Brasil]] || |
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* Grupo Multi |
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* Comercial Mackey |
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* Cyloau Representações Comerciais |
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* Industria De Baterias Raiom Ltda. |
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* Enerbrax Acumuladores Ltda |
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* S.T.A. |
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| || Good || |
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| [[OLPC Ethiopia|Ethiopia]] ||#N/A---- ||#N/A || #N/A || #N/A |
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| [[OLPC Libya|Libya]] || #N/A---- ||#N/A || #N/A || #N/A |
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| [[OLPC Nigeria|Nigeria]] || |
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* SunEnergy Technologies |
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* Rubitec Nigeria Limited |
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* Greenpower Overseas Limited |
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* Naija Solar Systems |
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* Union Autoparts Manufacturing Company Limited |
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* AVRS Group (West Africa) |
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* Borodo& Co. Limited |
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* ComNet Technologies Limited |
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* Dahiru Solar Technical Services |
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* Darodaz Limited |
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* DIKUS INDUSTRIES LIMITED |
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* Harvest Solar |
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* Jusan Nig. Ltd |
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* New World Energy Limited |
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* Prince Power Technology Construction (PRINCEPOWER) |
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* Sabadel Solar System (Nig) Ltd |
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* Siman Engineering Limited |
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* Solarmate Engineering Limited |
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* Swillas Engineering Limited |
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* Yuccan Nigeria Limited |
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| || Good || |
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| [[OLPC Pakistan|Pakistan]] || |
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* Alternate Power Solutions |
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* Jasco Private Limited |
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* A Modern Dev. Est. - HITEC |
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* Al-Ahmer Enterprises |
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* AL-Hassan Engineering & Construction Pvt. Ltd |
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* Atlas Battery Limited |
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* DEWYNE TRADE INTERNATIONAL |
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* Grace Accumulators |
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* INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES |
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* Infotech Co. |
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* NTERWORLD TRADING CORPORATION |
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* Javedan Resources Corporation |
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* MESEC |
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* Pak China Trade Impex |
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* Powertech |
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* Project Procurement International |
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* Shacho Electronics |
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* Siemens Pakistan Engineering Company Limited, BU Solar |
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* Solar East |
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* Solargy Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd |
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* Stabac Electronics Co. |
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* Trillium Pakistan (Pvt) Limited |
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* Zakaria & Zakaria |
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* Zeeshan Electronics |
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| || Good || |
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| [[OLPC Peru|Peru]] || |
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* Industrias Electroquimicas |
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| || Good || |
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| [[OLPC Rwanda|Rwanda]] ||#N/A---- ||#N/A || #N/A || #N/A |
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| [[OLPC Uruguay|Uruguay]] || || || Good || |
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== Links == |
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_batteries Car batteries] |
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_batteries Car batteries] |
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rechargeable_battery |
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rechargeable_battery Rechargeable battery] |
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=== Resources === |
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* http://www.laguarderia.com.ar/optima-batteries/optima_batteries_faq.php (Argentina) |
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* http://www.in-sumos.com.ar/listado.php?id_subcat=648&marca=TRV (Argentina) |
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* http://www.deremate.com.ar/accdb/viewItem.asp?IDI=15993677 (Argentina) |
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* http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/batP/batt/byGeo/byC/Peru/Peru.shtml (Peru) |
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* http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/batP/batt/byGeo/byC/Brazil/Brazil.shtml (Brasil) |
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* (uruguay) |
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[[Category:SoC Project]] |
Latest revision as of 19:01, 19 October 2010
NOTE: The contents of this page are not set in stone, and are subject to change! This page is a draft in active flux ... |
WORK IN PROGRESS
A car battery is a lead-acid battery that provides a nominal 12-volt (actually 12.6V) potential difference by serially connecting six cells that each produce about 2 to 2.1V each.
Depending on individual specs, these batteries must be charged at 13.2-14.4V.
Car batteries are comprised of different types of cells, but the XO will preferably need the deep cycle battery (DCB) type, for reasons outlined below.
Deep Cycle Batteries
The DCB's are designed to provide a steady amount of current over a long period of time; they achieve this by using thicker plates than typical car batteries. DCBs are found in boats, golf carts, toys, motorcycles and solar power systems. They are a class of car batteries in Africa.
Properties of batteries
- Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) - amps that the battery can produce at 0°C
- Reserve Capacity (RC) - minutes that the battery can deliver 25A, voltage > 10.5V
For DCBs, RC is 2-3 times greater than car batteries, while CCA is about 0.5-0.75 of car batteries. While car batteries are not designed to be completely discharged, DCBs should withstand hundreds of discharge/recharge cycles.
Launch Countries
These are the launch countries; places where the XO's will be deployed first. We need to find information about the availability of DCBs in these areas.
As the OLPC organization deals with these countries primarily at a government level, we need to uncover local knowledge regarding sources of batteries, specifically regarding the availability of DCBs that are light enough for two children to carry. If you can help out in this area, please get in touch with Joel or Rafael
- Brazil (especially rural areas)
- Uruguay (especially rural areas)
- Argentina (especially rural areas)
- Libya
- Nigeria
- Ethiopia
- Pakistan
- Peru
- Rwanda
Vendors
This section should contain different specifications for DCBs and also availability in the different countries.
Country | Vendors | Specs | Availability | Average Price |
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Argentina |
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Good | ||
Brasil |
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Good | ||
Ethiopia | #N/A---- | #N/A | #N/A | #N/A |
Libya | #N/A---- | #N/A | #N/A | #N/A |
Nigeria |
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Good | ||
Pakistan |
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Good | ||
Peru |
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Good | ||
Rwanda | #N/A---- | #N/A | #N/A | #N/A |
Uruguay | Good |
Links
Resources
- http://www.laguarderia.com.ar/optima-batteries/optima_batteries_faq.php (Argentina)
- http://www.in-sumos.com.ar/listado.php?id_subcat=648&marca=TRV (Argentina)
- http://www.deremate.com.ar/accdb/viewItem.asp?IDI=15993677 (Argentina)
- http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/batP/batt/byGeo/byC/Peru/Peru.shtml (Peru)
- http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/batP/batt/byGeo/byC/Brazil/Brazil.shtml (Brasil)
- (uruguay)