Charge device for secondary batteries

Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Serially connected batteries or cells – With discharge of cells or batteries

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354 60R, 354234, 354266, 320 39, G03B 2900, G03B 726, H02J 704

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Patent number

042602300

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a charge device for charging secondary batteries, particularly for a camera to which a system for charging secondary batteries by means of electromagnetic coupling is applied. In the charge system in accordance with the present invention, the shutter curtain control magnet at the side of the camera is used as the secondary coil in such a manner that the above charging system can be applied to the camera by means of a simple construction. The purpose of such construction is to prevent over-charging by automatically stopping the charging when the secondary battery has been charged up to a certain determined level or controlling the charging time by means of a timer.

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patent: 3321691 (1967-05-01), Walsh
patent: 4136310 (1979-01-01), Foster
patent: 4137493 (1979-01-01), Smith
"Sanyo Technical Review", vol. 9, No. 2, Aug. 1977.

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