Weibing went to Weibo to detail a little more about the 100W Super Charge Turbo technology and the challenges related to fast charging. He said that ideally with a faster charge, the loss of battery capacity is greater. With a fast charging of 100W, the battery capacity is approximately 20 percent less than that of a fast charging PD of 30W.
This means that a 5,000 mAh battery becomes a 4,000 mAh battery. Without much detail about the technology architecture, he says that Xiaomi's solution requires an ultra-high voltage charging scheme. The other challenge that the company tried to address is not only technical accessibility, but also long and sustainable load requirements.
Weibing reveals that 100 W Super Charge Turbo technology will offer multiple protections for the motherboard, battery and charging to avoid setbacks. In addition, the company has also considered different charging scenarios, such as cable charging, wireless charging and even charger compatibility for its 100W fast charging solution.
And he adds: "However, the energy consumption of 5G mobile phones as a whole is still much higher than 4G, especially in the scenario of total coverage of 5G networks, energy consumption is very fast. The contradiction and the balance between fast charging and battery capacity is everyone's focus.
”Weibing also asked users if they would prefer a 4,000 mAh battery with 100 W Super Charge Turbo technology or a 5,000 mAh battery with technology Fast-loading PD 30 W. He did not reveal the exact launch schedule of 100W Super Charge Turbo technology, but said he has reached the early stages of production.
A report last year said a 100W fast-charging phone will be launched in 2020, so we expect Xiaomi to reveal at least one phone this year with fast-charging technology.
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