What is fast charging ?
Generally fast charging is the concept of charging any device at the faster rate as compared to the normal charging speed. Normally we use to charge the device with 5 watt charger. But now a days there are chargers available in the market which can charge the device with more than 30 watts. Now a days there are so many companies which gave fast charger support to the cell phone devices along with a fast charger.
How fast charging mechanism works ?
Fast charging is a must have feature in today’s phones. It keeps our batteries topped up through busy days. However, there are a variety of different standards from different companies. Some only work with specific cables and chargers, while others use higher voltages. It can all get a bit confusing, so we’re here to make sense of it.
In a nutshell, fast charging increases the current sent to the battery to fill up its capacity quicker. The basic USB specification only sends 0.5 amps (A) of current using 5 volts (V) for just 2.5 watts (W). Fast charging technologies boost these figures. Huawei’s 10V/4A SuperCharge produces 40W and Samsung’s latest Adaptive Fast Charging produces 15W of juice. Some Chinese companies even boast charging technologies that can hit up to 100W. All fast charging services share a common theme — more power.
Advantages of fast charging :
1. It charges your device more faster than normal charging.
2. It saves your time.
Disadvantages of fast charging :
1. It decreases the life span of battery.
2. Fast charging produces more heat which harms the battery and also the device.
