To power your electronic portable device, you'll need at least 8 batteries (EPD). The batteries must be wired together in series.
What are AA batteries?
The AA battery is a single-cell cylindrical dry battery with a specified size. The size is referred to as R6 in the IEC 60086 standard and 15 in ANSI C18.
The batteries we're utilizing have a 1.5V/1Amp rating.
When batteries are connected in series, the voltage of the batteries adds up. Using the image as a guide, we connected eight batteries to achieve the 12 Volts required by the EPD.
The current given is current capacity, and real quantities must be in Ah or Amps-hour, indicating that each battery could produce 1 amp for one hour or 2 amps for half an hour before losing charge.
The circuit's load, in this example the EPD, will consume as much current as it requires to operate.
Hence you'll need at least 8 batteries (EPD). The batteries must be wired together in series.
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