Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Observed modes: name, measured charge percentage points lost, trial minutes
- Track,40,240 Sleep,10,600
- Planned segments: ID, mode, minutes, added charge percentage points after segment
- A,Track,120,0 B,Sleep,600,30 C,Track,240,0
- Initial charge percentage
- 80
- Modeled charge after segment and its supplied recharge (%)
- A: 60; B: 80; C: 40
- Total requested discharge percentage points
- 70
- Modeled discharge actually available before recharges
- 70
- Requested discharge not covered by available charge
- 0
- Added charge accepted within 100% cap
- 30
- Added charge above 100% cap, unused
- 0
Try another scenario
- Observed modes: name, measured charge percentage points lost, trial minutes
- Track,40,240 Sleep,10,600
- Planned segments: ID, mode, minutes, added charge percentage points after segment
- A,Track,120,0 B,Sleep,600,30 C,Track,240,0
- Initial charge percentage
- 10
- Modeled charge after segment and its supplied recharge (%)
- A: 0; B: 30; C: 0
- Total requested discharge percentage points
- 70
- Modeled discharge actually available before recharges
- 40
- Requested discharge not covered by available charge
- 30
- Added charge accepted within 100% cap
- 30
- Added charge above 100% cap, unused
- 0
Calculation method
Calculation method
Modeled charge after segment and its supplied recharge (%)
Per segment request duration×observed loss/trial time; consume only available charge, then add supplied recharge capped at 100.
Total requested discharge percentage points
Sum modeled requested discharge, even where the device would have no available charge.
Modeled discharge actually available before recharges
Sum min(requested discharge,available pre-segment charge).
Requested discharge not covered by available charge
Requested−actually available discharge; expose uncovered segments instead of negative charge.
Added charge accepted within 100% cap
Sum min(supplied recharge,100−post-discharge charge).
Added charge above 100% cap, unused
Supplied recharge−accepted charge.
Symbols and units
- a
- Observed modes: name, measured charge percentage points lost, trial minutes
- b
- Planned segments: ID, mode, minutes, added charge percentage points after segment
- c
- Initial charge percentage
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- A linear observed battery-percentage trace, not an energy-accurate battery model or runtime guarantee. Charge percentages, rates and recharge points are supplied; temperature, battery health and interrupted device behavior are not inferred.
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Further reading
OpenStax: ratios and rates; all itinerary rates, limits and scenario rules are supplied inputs ↗
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