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I have been reading some books on NiMH batteries. Some authors state that for optimum performance and longevity NiMH batteries need to be "exercised" or "refreshed" or "reconditioned", that is subject to a complete discharge, followed by a complete charge.
For instance, from "Ni-MH Technical...
Hello everyone,
I hope you'll take few seconds to think about my problem, I actually did some troubleshooting.
I just made a design for Max712/713 battery charger to charge a 2cell NiMh battery
Input voltage is 6V, I took an MJD210 as mosfet.
Please find the design in the picture below...
I am designing a hand cranked charging circuit for a NiMH battery.
I have used a LM317 voltage regulator however im not sure exactly what output voltage to use for charging a single 1.2V AAA cell.
Can anyone help?
Hi there,
So I am interested in the charging of NiMH batteries, some websites say that they should not be charged over 0.1C, some say 0.5C some say not over 1C.
I bought this wind up torch with a 80mah 3.6v batteries pack and noticed the current flow is around 200 mA, this is 2.5C.
So my...
I have been asked to play a role in the design of a 12V backup battery pack that would be used to backup a vehicle security system and siren in exclusively AUTOMOTIVE applications. I have general electronics experience but no experience with the design of a battery backup system, and the...
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