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→Technical Section: Shield Recharge Rate: Shield recharge formula is same as cap recharge formula and is well known. |
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[[File:Shield_recharge.png|400px|thumb|Measured shield HP during passive recharge from zero and theoretical shield HP from formula plotted. Click to enlarge.]] | [[File:Shield_recharge.png|400px|thumb|Measured shield HP during passive recharge from zero and theoretical shield HP from formula plotted. Click to enlarge.]] | ||
[[File:Shield recharge rate.png|400px|thumb|Shield recharge rate as function of shield HP according to the formula. Click to enlarge.]] | |||
Shield recharge rate follows same formula as [[capacitor recharge rate]]. | Shield recharge rate follows same formula as [[capacitor recharge rate]]. | ||
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Recharge time does not depend on shield capacity. This means that if two ships have the same RT and one has more shield capacity, then the one with the larger capacity will recharge faster. | Recharge time does not depend on shield capacity. This means that if two ships have the same RT and one has more shield capacity, then the one with the larger capacity will recharge faster. | ||
The peak recharge Rate is 250% of average shield recharge. It occurs when the capacity of the shield is at 25% of its maximum value. | The peak recharge Rate is 250% of average shield recharge. It occurs when the capacity of the shield is at 25% of its maximum value. Shield recharge rate drops rapidly below 25% shield capacity. | ||
== Technical Section: Fitting Multiple Modules with Stacking Penalties == | == Technical Section: Fitting Multiple Modules with Stacking Penalties == | ||