Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Diverse charging or discharging rates for plural batteries
Patent
1997-09-29
1998-10-20
Tso, Edward
Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging
Diverse charging or discharging rates for plural batteries
320150, H02J 704, H02J 706
Patent
active
058251596
ABSTRACT:
A trickle wait state (225) is included in a charging routine (200) prior to initiating any rapid charge of the battery (234). The wait state (225) allows the battery temperature (Rt) to reach equilibrium with the ambient temperature (214-224) before application of any rapid charge current to the battery so that .DELTA.T/.DELTA.t termination can be used, even in an uncontrolled temperature environment. The wait state (225) trickle charges (216) the battery for a time interval (218) and measures and stores the battery temperature before and after this time interval (214, 220). The battery continues to be trickle charged until the battery temperature reaches equilibrium with the temperature of the environment (222), at which time rapid charging (234) of the battery can commence.
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Doutre Barbara R.
Motorola Inc.
Tso Edward
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