Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Serially connected batteries or cells – With discharge of cells or batteries
Patent
1993-12-27
1996-01-02
Stephan, Steven L.
Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging
Serially connected batteries or cells
With discharge of cells or batteries
320 21, H02J 710
Patent
active
054811740
ABSTRACT:
A battery charger for lithium ion cells closely monitors cell voltage, and charge time, so as to avoid the over-application of charge to the cell. Charge pulses (104) are followed by a first rest (110), a discharge (112) and a second rest, (120) period prior to re-initiating the charge pulse. If the battery voltage reaches a preselected maximum, in less than a pre-selected period of time, the charge pulse is reduced by a preselected minimum factor. Cycling of the cell is continued until the cells are fully charged.
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Garrett Scott M.
Martin Lara J.
Carrett Scott M.
Massaroni Kenneth M.
Motorola Inc.
Ponomarenko Nicholas
Stephan Steven L.
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