WIth regards to your Aspire Platinum (and the CF SubΩ battery):
- Mainly because there is no way to adjust your wattage/voltage (except to change your coil) and as you drain your battery your voltage drops as well. Works in large part like a mechanical (but with built in protection).
- Most regulated devices have what's called "boost and buck" circuitry. That means it will boost the battery limit higher or buck it lower. It allows you to put in a freshly charged 4.2v battery in your devise (or use a fully charge internal battery) and vape at 6.4v or 3.7v. (or whatever volts are required to produce the watts you set it for in w/v mode).
- As the battery drains the chip in the mod with continue to buck/boost the voltage to give you whatever wattage or voltage you have set.
- In the case of boost, the chip in the mod takes in power from the battery and stores it in a capacitor. When the stored energy reaches the potential (voltage) it dumps out to the atty.
- Works much like a dimmer switch.
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