9.7" screen on battery power? - Raspberry Pi Forums
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i'm trying make raspberry pi setup 9.7" screen (this one: lilliput fa1000- np/c/t - 9.7” hdmi touch- screen mon- itor - http://www.lilliputdirect.com/lilliput- ... h%3dfa1000), battery powered. otherwise setup has raspberry pi model b , slice of pi -wifi shield.
found battery: http://www.adafruit.com/products/962
i'm wondering how estimate how long setup run on battery power? give me hint or has experience battery powered touch screens?
i'm trying make raspberry pi setup 9.7" screen (this one: lilliput fa1000- np/c/t - 9.7” hdmi touch- screen mon- itor - http://www.lilliputdirect.com/lilliput- ... h%3dfa1000), battery powered. otherwise setup has raspberry pi model b , slice of pi -wifi shield.
found battery: http://www.adafruit.com/products/962
i'm wondering how estimate how long setup run on battery power? give me hint or has experience battery powered touch screens?
i have noticed sneaky trick on adverts such battery packs. mah figure shown applies internal battery typically 3.7 volts (it varies cell discharges) not 5 volts. means if dc-dc converter (producing 5 volts output) 100% efficient mah figure 5v output 74% of figure shown. in practice converter not 100% efficient. maybe 90%. overall 2/3 of headline rating.
section 6 of monitor manual http://www.lilliputdirect.com/support/m ... fa1000.pdf says power consumption <10 watts, dc input voltage 7 24 , current consumption 560 ma. expect current consumption vary dramatically on 7-24 volt range 560 ma figure quoted without specifying voltage!
cannot drive monitor directly battery pack. need step converter, again less 100% efficiency.
assume 10 watts monitor , 5 rpi , wi-fi. thats 15 watts 3 amps @ 5 volts. 3 amps 2200 mah souce means 2.2/3 hours or 45 minutes.
, assumes 3300 mah true. tend on optimistic side , li cells start losing mah capability moment manufactured.
section 6 of monitor manual http://www.lilliputdirect.com/support/m ... fa1000.pdf says power consumption <10 watts, dc input voltage 7 24 , current consumption 560 ma. expect current consumption vary dramatically on 7-24 volt range 560 ma figure quoted without specifying voltage!
cannot drive monitor directly battery pack. need step converter, again less 100% efficiency.
assume 10 watts monitor , 5 rpi , wi-fi. thats 15 watts 3 amps @ 5 volts. 3 amps 2200 mah souce means 2.2/3 hours or 45 minutes.
, assumes 3300 mah true. tend on optimistic side , li cells start losing mah capability moment manufactured.
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