I am just curious, the PWM I installed for my solar tracker controller on my 25w panel and 12V/6ah LFP
![pwm.jpg pwm.jpg](https://diysolarforum.com/data/attachments/222/222328-e874d12db5bd2db4988b64eb4a86fd1b.jpg)
, gave me a graph similar to this... And I thought maybe it does not report accurately, but now with the growatt charts, a similar graph is shown.
![charge vs discharge.png charge vs discharge.png](https://diysolarforum.com/data/attachments/222/222329-42648f9cf2b02d996f2add57f765a7ee.jpg)
I know charging a battery is not 100% efficient, but looking at the graph it looks like you need 2 times or more charging capacity for what you are discharging. May be this chart shows what is produced by the panels, and not what is used for charging.
I know some of you have an answer for my curiosity and may have a better way to view the real charge/discharge information.
![pwm.jpg pwm.jpg](https://diysolarforum.com/data/attachments/222/222328-e874d12db5bd2db4988b64eb4a86fd1b.jpg)
, gave me a graph similar to this... And I thought maybe it does not report accurately, but now with the growatt charts, a similar graph is shown.
![charge vs discharge.png charge vs discharge.png](https://diysolarforum.com/data/attachments/222/222329-42648f9cf2b02d996f2add57f765a7ee.jpg)
I know charging a battery is not 100% efficient, but looking at the graph it looks like you need 2 times or more charging capacity for what you are discharging. May be this chart shows what is produced by the panels, and not what is used for charging.
I know some of you have an answer for my curiosity and may have a better way to view the real charge/discharge information.