Charging circuit

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

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320 13, 320 29, 320 30, H02J 710, H02H 718

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057059110

ABSTRACT:
An over-charge protection FET and an over-discharge protection FET are connected in series with the rechargeable battery and turned ON or OFF by a control circuit. An ON-OFF switching device is connected between G and S of the over-charge protection FET and controlled by an output signal from the control circuit. An over-charge protection FET drain voltage input circuit is connected to the input side of the ON-OFF switching device. When the drain voltage of the over-charge protection FET is high, the input circuit sets the ON-OFF switching device to the ON state to forcibly set the over-charge protection FET to the OFF state.

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