walter58 |
Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2005 8:11 am Post subject: NiMh charger |
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Hello,
I assume that you don't have the intension to load your cells at "quick rate", so let's say that you charge your cells with 0.1 X normal battery current, so in your case, with four cells in parallel, you can charge the batteries with 0.4 X nominal cell current (f.e. if your batteries are 3000maH types,you might charge your cells with 300mA per cell,so with four cells in parallel,your charger has a charge current of 1.2A).
However, most chargers expect the cells to be put in series...
Take a look on the internet at these sites :
http:<//www.electronics-lab.com/projects/power/037
this charger uses the great LM317 3 pins regulator !
http://www.discovercircuits.com/B/batt-chrg.htm
or type "NiMh charger schematics" or "battery charger schematics"
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