Electricity: measuring and testing – Electrolyte properties – Using a battery testing device
Patent
1991-04-26
1994-04-12
Wieder, Kenneth A.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Electrolyte properties
Using a battery testing device
320 48, 340636, 324426, G01N 27416
Patent
active
053029020
ABSTRACT:
Defective battery cells are detected by individually monitoring the voltage utput therefrom, which characteristically becomes abnormal when the defective condition occurs. Each cell is independently referenced to a common ground by its voltage monitoring device which drives a level sensing comparator that generates a control signal when the output voltage from that cell becomes abnormal. This control signal drives at least one switch to indicate when the defective condition occurs.
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The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
Wieder Kenneth A.
Zelenka Michael
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