How much can a roadside fast charger charge in 10 minutes?
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Charging for 10 minutes can bring the battery to 80% of its capacity, which is about 60%~70% of the range of a fully charged battery. Basically, 10 minutes of charging can achieve an effect of about 3 kilometers. Below is some related information about charging piles: 1. Current: Generally, fast chargers have a charging current of 10A, so charging for 10 minutes would be 1.666AH. Based on a vehicle driving current of 10A, it can drive for 10 minutes. At a speed of 30KM/H, it can drive about 5KM. 2. Battery: After an electric vehicle battery is discharged, passing direct current through the battery in the opposite direction of the discharge current restores its working capacity. This process is called battery charging. When charging, the positive terminal of the battery is connected to the positive terminal of the power source, and the negative terminal of the battery is connected to the negative terminal of the power source. The voltage of the charging power source must be higher than the total electromotive force of the battery. 3. Charging methods: There are two types—constant current charging and constant voltage charging.