Ellis Gibson (B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering)

Keeping a battery in an unplugged charger can cause it to drain slowly. This happens because the secondary circuit is still closed, allowing the battery to lose charge. A charger design that includes a diode can help prevent this battery drain, improving its longevity and overall efficiency. The rate of drainage varies depending on the … Read more

Keeping a charger plugged in after your phone is fully charged can lower battery life over time. Continuous charging can generate heat, which damages the battery. To enhance battery longevity, manage device settings like screen brightness and limit phone usage. Use proper charging practices for better battery power consumption. In reality, most modern devices have … Read more

Juul devices include overcharge protection. This feature stops charging when the battery reaches full capacity, usually around 100%. However, the device might stop charging slightly earlier, often at about 90% capacity. This helps extend battery life and prevents potential damage to the battery. To troubleshoot JUUL charging issues, begin by checking the charging cable and … Read more

The engine can charge the battery, but it works best at highway speeds. When the vehicle is idling or parked, the alternator offers minimal charging. At highway speeds, the engine sends extra amps to the battery. Understand this to help maintain your vehicle’s battery health. Battery maintenance involves more than just running the engine. Regular … Read more

Starting your car activates the alternator. It converts the engine’s mechanical energy into electrical energy. This electrical energy powers the car’s accessories and recharges the battery. Therefore, just starting your car helps recharge the battery, ensuring it maintains a steady charge for future use. Engine idle can maintain battery levels in some cases but is … Read more