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SebfromBE

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SoC behavior after charging
« on: November 20, 2020, 02:23:08 PM »

Hi all,

One question about SoC behavior after charging.
To start off, this is for a Ribelle, and the behavior is seen since start of ownership in June.

Typically I charge to 80% (or 90%, or other level < 100%).
If I take the bike right at the end of charging, typically the SoC reading will be on target (programmed 80/reading 80).
If there is a time before I start off (say 2_3 hours) usually the SoC has gone done a few % (say 76%).
Afterwards SoC remain reliable(it doesn't go further down) and also(let say if I stop later at 65 and run the bike again next day it is still at 65).

So basically the behavior is that usually the bike end up after charging with a SoC that is slightly below the target. Does anybody experience a similar behavior?

I have the impression it may have something to do with cell balancing as usually this effect seems less if I have just balanced the cell.

Aside of that, bike runs great so no complain, but I would just like to make sure it is standard behavior and that there is nothing 'behind the scene' going on with the pack that could harm long term reliability.

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Re: SoC behavior after charging
« Reply #1 on: November 20, 2020, 03:05:07 PM »

I typically charge it to 100%. Will plug in after I get home from work and it is usually done charging by 9-10 pm. Have never seen it less than 100% when I unplug in the morning. But mine will gain 1-2% while at work. If I get to work with 70% SOC when I leave for home it will be 71--72% SOC. My Eva 107 did the same thing but would gain 2-3%.
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Re: SoC behavior after charging
« Reply #2 on: November 20, 2020, 10:12:51 PM »

My Ribelle does the same thing...I usually charge to 80% max and by the time I go to ride it, usually a day or so later, it's down to 79%-78%. Since it's only a few percentage points I haven't stressed about it since it still provides far more road range than my 13kw EsseEsse9. My EsseEsse9 usually stays right at 80% but sometimes will also show 79%-78% by the time I ride it a day or two after charging it up.
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Re: SoC behavior after charging
« Reply #3 on: November 22, 2020, 07:29:44 AM »

Just remembered what is causing the drop in SOC. The Ribelle, and my Eva 107 before it would turn on very briefly as some sort of a systems check. Have been in my garage and see the lights in the tank area flicker briefly and my GPS would come on and sometimes stay on.
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SebfromBE

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Re: SoC behavior after charging
« Reply #4 on: November 23, 2020, 02:06:41 PM »

OK thanks for your reply.

So this seems indicate it is an OK behavior (despite the small sampling set :-) ).

Thanks all!
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