A traction battery supplies 50 A at 300 V. How much power is that, in kilowatts?
Answer in kW.
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15 kW
P = V x I = 300 V x 50 A = 15,000 W. Divide by 1,000: 15 kW.
Reference: Watt's law
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A traction battery supplies 50 A at 300 V. How much power is that, in kilowatts?
Answer in kW.
15 kW
P = V x I = 300 V x 50 A = 15,000 W. Divide by 1,000: 15 kW.
Reference: Watt's law
A motor draws 60 kW from a 400 V battery. What is the battery current?
Answer in A.
150 A
I = P / V = 60,000 W / 400 V = 150 A.
Reference: Watt's law
A lithium-ion pack has 96 cells in series, each 3.7 V nominal. What is the nominal pack voltage?
Answer in V.
355.2 V
Series voltages add: 96 x 3.7 V = 355.2 V.
Reference: Series circuits; battery pack construction