Sentences with phrase «peak power draw»

The jury is still out on that debate but in this case, it's quite the opposite as they're reducing peak power draw in order to prolong a handset's life.

Apple's fix for this problem was to limit the peak power draw that an older iPhone was capable of through software updates.

And as a reminder, this doesn't affect iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, or iPhone X, which use a different method to manage peak power draw, nor does it affect iPads, which have batteries so large it's unlikely they'd ever power down in face of powr spikes.

The XO - 1.75 and the XO - 3 tablet have a runtime peak power draw in the 5W range and they idle even lower.

So peak power draw only happens when charging a very low battery.

The XO - 1 and XO - 1.5 had maximum runtime peak power draws in the 10W range.

Not exact matches

It turns out that Apple is limiting how much power an iPhone processor can draw in certain circumstances, therefore limiting the processor's peak performance.

The system's three - ohm impedance allows it to draw extra power safely as needed for up to 640 W peak power handling.

Plus, the power draw at that peak load is much higher and the amount of time spent in that mode is much greater than on a standard PC.»

For example, if you decrease sets, increase power, and incorporate more explosiveness as your high priority races draw near, you can allow your strength trained muscles to achieve peak performance on race day.

The Jaguar F - Type Coupe R draws power from a 5.0 - litre Supercharged petrol engine, having 8 - cylinders and producing 550 PS of peak power.

With respect to engine options, the Indonesian - spec Honda Brio, much like India, draws power from the 1.2 - litre VTEC four - cylinder petrol engine tuned for 88 bhp and 109 Nm of peak torque paired to a 5 - speed manual and automatic transmission.

Since this is an AMG - tuned model, it draws power from a 3.0 - litre V6 petrol mill producing 367bhp and 520Nm of peak torque.

Peak load electricity — the power that consumers draw on in the middle of a hot summer afternoon, for instance — costs a lot more than a region's average cost of electricity.

One is «dispatchable load,» i.e., power consumption that can be scheduled, drawing more energy in times of peak production and in some cases releasing clean power back to the grid during the valleys.

Plus, the power draw at that peak load is much higher and the amount of time spent in that mode is much greater than on a standard PC.»

We can ball park it, we can decide if a particular device is too power hungry for our needs (or will have a peak draw too high for the circuit it shares with other devices) but we can't reliably calculate the real world cost.

such power draw — while 20V / 5A is a peak for USB PD, actual chargers see a much lower specification with our tested Pixel clocking in at up to 15W (5V / 3A), and the Pixel XL up to 18W.

Over the course of the last week, there's been speculation that Apple is throttling the performance of older iPhones with degraded batteries, leading to resurgence of accusations that Apple is deliberately slowing down older iPhones that aren't operating at peak battery performance.In a statement to TechCrunch on the results people are seeing when testing iPhones with older batteries, Apple says it is aiming to smooth out the high power draw peaks that can result in shutdowns and other problems in older devices to «deliver the best experience for customers.

While Apple does not refute what was found, it says that the reason for the power management and CPU throttling results identified by Poole and other Geekbench users is simply a case of it trying to smooth out high peaks of power draw in an attempt to prevent iPhones with older batteries from shutting down unexpectedly.

Because those older batteries are incapable of handling peak current draws with the same effectiveness of iPhones with newer batteries and more efficient processors, they run the risk of the device powering down to prevent damage to its internal components.

The reasoning behind this from Apple is to prevent «high power draw peaks» which can lead to shutdowns and other issues on iPhones with older batteries.

It turns out that Apple is limiting how much power an iPhone processor can draw in certain circumstances, therefore limiting the processor's peak performance.