Automatic electric battery charging apparatus

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

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320 37, 320 39, H02J 704

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039796582

ABSTRACT:
An automatic battery charger of taper type has means for comparing a reference signal with a control signal varying with battery voltage, and terminating the charge when the rate of rise of battery voltage falls below a predetermined value. To prevent spurious operation due to mains voltage variation, the control signal comprises the difference between a signal dependent on battery voltage and a signal dependent on a.c. supply voltage.
The rate of rise of the control signal is monitored by comparing it with a staircase reference voltage which is increased by a step whenever the control signal exceeds it, and termination is initiated if the time interval between two steps exceeds a given period. This may be long enough, e.g. half an hour, to provide an equalizing charge without requiring additional equipment.

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