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Originally Posted by JSH
My legs say otherwise when I try to stream full screen with my laptop on my lap. My phone gets physically hot to the touch when charging. Both are well outside of the optimal temperature range for Li-Ion batteries (60 to 95F)
kWh works too. Phone batteries usually have capacity in mAh while cars usually have kWh ratings. Easy enough to convert back and forth.
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A lot of the heat in a laptop comes from the CPU and the GPU. Those are usually activally cooled (on laptops at least) and that's with a thermal limit of nearly 100⁰C (212⁰F).
Ah need to be multiplied by the voltage to get Wh. So yes, that's pretty easy.