Here is a simple calculator that you can use to estimate the power output and capabilities of a portable power station:

Inputs:

• Portable power station capacity: Enter the capacity of your portable power station, in watt-hours (Wh). This is typically indicated on the label or specifications sheet for your power station.
• Device wattage: Enter the wattage rating of the device that you want to power with your portable power station. This information can usually be found on the device itself or in the user manual.

Outputs:

• Hours of operation: This is the estimated number of hours that your portable power station can power your device, based on its wattage rating and the power station's capacity. It is calculated by dividing the power station capacity by the device wattage.
• Recharge time: This is the estimated time it will take to recharge your portable power station, based on its capacity and the charging speed of your charger. It is calculated by dividing the power station capacity by the charging speed of your charger.

Here is an example of how to use the portable power station calculator:

Suppose you have a portable power station with a capacity of 1000Wh, and you want to use it to power a laptop with a wattage rating of 60W. Using the calculator, you would enter 1000 for the power station capacity and 60 for the device wattage. The calculator would then display the following results:

• Hours of operation: 16.7
• Recharge time: 16.7 hours

This indicates that your portable power station will be able to power your laptop for an estimated 16.7 hours, and it will take approximately 16.7 hours to recharge the power station from empty.

Keep in mind that these calculations are only estimates and may not be accurate for your specific situation. The actual power output and recharge time of a portable power station can vary depending on factors such as the efficiency of the power station, the charging speed of your charger, and the power consumption of your devices. It's always a good idea to consult with the manufacturer or a professional to get a more accurate assessment of your portable power station's capabilities.