In this post I have explained two methods of connecting batteries in parallel. The first one below deals with changeover circuit using SPDT switches to charge multiple batteries individually or collectively. These may be connected in parallel using a single battery charger and through a manual SPDT changeover switch bank. The seconds design talks about […]
Battery Charger Circuits
48V Solar Battery Charger Circuit with High/Low Cut-off
In this post I have explained a 48V solar battery charger circuit with high, low cut-off feature. The thresholds are adjustable through individual presets. The idea was requested by Mr. Deepak. Technical Specifications Hi Swagatam, Thank you for UPS relay circuit. I am trying to build it very soon. I will update you the result […]
Multiple Battery Charger Circuit using Dump Capacitor
In this article I have explained how to build an automatic battery charger circuit using dump capacitor concept for self detecting and charging a multiple set of batteries. The idea was requested by Mr. Michael. Circuit Objectives and Requirements My name is Michael and live in Belgium. I found your site thru google during my […]
3 Smart Li-Ion Battery Chargers using TP4056, IC LP2951, IC LM3622
These smart, intelligent battery charger will charge a Li-IOn battery rapidly by monitoring 3 crucial parameters, which are constant current, constant voltage and constant 25 degrees Celsius temperature. The post elaborately explains 3 Hi-End, automatic, advanced, single chip CC/CV or constant current, constant voltage 3.7V Li-Ion battery charger circuits, using specialized Hi-End IC TP4056, IC […]
Regulated Car Battery Charger Circuit for Garage Mechanics
If you are an automotive technician, vehicle technician, or a motor mechanic, you may find this cheap yet powerful car battery charger circuit extremely handy, as it can be used for charging all types of car and motorcycle battery overnight with minimum effort. This charger is specially suited for garages since it has a rugged […]
Simple Ni-Cd Battery Charger Circuits Explored
In this post I have explained many simple NiCd charger circuits with an automatic overcharge protection and a constant current charging. When it comes to correctly charging a Nickel-Cadmium cell, it is strictly recommended that the charging process is halted or cut off as soon as it reaches the full charge level. Not following this […]