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Please specify the battery type in your question. Include chemistry (e.g. lead-acid, Li-ion), voltage, capacity (in A·h or W·h), number of cells and how they are connected (series or parallel) .
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Why doesn't this capacitor voltage rise when the current does flow into it
Since the voltage of a capacitor can be calculated by
$$u(t)=\frac{1}{C}\int i dt$$
Let's look at your simulation settings. Your current is milliamp scale, which is to the \$10^{-3}\$ order. And for …
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