Battery charger circuits using constant current/constant...

Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Battery or cell charging – With detection of current or voltage amplitude

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C320S148000

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07612539

ABSTRACT:
Battery charging circuits can change from charging a battery in a constant current mode using an amplifier circuit output to control a voltage controlled current source to provide substantially constant current to the battery to charging the battery in a constant voltage mode using the amplifier circuit output to control the voltage controlled current source to provide a varied current to the battery. Related methods are disclosed.

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