Today I will explain to you how this simplest constant voltage and constant current battery charger circuit works. This circuit is very nice for charging battery safely without damaging it. It has two main jobs, one is limiting high current and second is stopping over voltage. Audio/Video Representation Main Parts Used In Circuit In this […]
Battery Charger Circuits
100V to 450V Solar Battery Charger Circuit with Automatic cut-off using MOSFET
Hello friends, today we will discuss about a very interesting high voltage solar panel battery charger circuit. Many people ask how to safely charge battery from high voltage PV panels like 100V to 450V. So today I am explaining the complete step by step working of this circuit. Power On and Initial SCR Latching Assuming […]
Automatic Battery Full Cut-Off Latching Circuit with Trickle Charging
In this post I will explain one useful SCR relay battery overcharge cut off circuit, which also has automatic latching and small trickle charging feature, so now when battery becomes fully charged then charger disconnects automatically, but still a tiny current keeps going into battery slowly. Main Features Main interesting thing here is the SCR […]
Make this EV Battery Charger Circuit
In this post I will explain how to build and test a homemade yet very professional looking high power EV battery charger transmitter circuit using H-bridge fixed-frequency AC inverter topology, driving a series-resonant LC tank. I will also explain how to build a complementing EV charger receiver circuit for receiving the charging current from the […]
LC Resonance Calculator for EV Battery Charger Circuits
This calculator helps estimate resonant frequency or compensation capacitor for a wireless EV charging primary coil. It is for first-step design and learning, not final tuning… Calculator by homemade-circuits.com EV Wireless LC Resonance Calculator EV Wireless LC Resonance Calculator Calculate: Resonant Frequency (Hz)Capacitance (µF)Inductance (µH) First Value: Primary Inductance µHCapacitance µFFrequency Hz Second Value: Primary […]
220V AC to 56V DC SMPS Circuit for 48V Battery Charging
In this article we will try to understand how to build a 220V AC to 48 V DC SMPS circuit for charging all types of 48V batteries, using the nice little IC IR2153. However, since 48V battery will require a 56V DC, so we will rather discuss a 220V to 56 V DC battery charger […]