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nicla-system: Enhance documentation for charging speed limits. #685

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3 changes: 1 addition & 2 deletions libraries/Nicla_System/src/Nicla_System.h
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Expand Up @@ -98,9 +98,8 @@ class nicla {
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* @param mA The desired milliampere (mA) charging current. Range: 5mA - 35mA and 40mA - 300mA. The default value is 20mA.
* A safe default charging current value that works for most common LiPo batteries is 0.5C, which means charging at a rate equal to half of the battery's capacity.
* For example, a 200mAh battery could be charged at 100mA (0.1A).
* For example, a 200mAh battery could be safely charged at 100mA (0.1A).
* This charging rate is generally safe for most LiPo batteries and provides a good balance between charging speed and battery longevity.
* @note If your battery doesn't have an NTC thermistor, the charging speed will be limited to ~16mA.
* @note There is a saftey timer that will stop the charging after 3 hours by default.
* This can be configured by calling configureChargingSafetyTimer().
* @return true If the fast charging is enabled successfully. False, otherwise.
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