Re: Charging A Lead Acid Battery
- From: James Beck <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:09:08 -0500
In article <6194982a-5fc6-406e-b08d-dd15013ba985
@y5g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, redbelly98@xxxxxxxxx says...
It won't?
Why is your simple charger so complicated? Why not use a 12 volt DC
wall transformer and 13 ohm resistor (5 watt)? You get 540mA when the
battery is low at 5 volts, and about 400mA as the battery voltage
rises to 7 volts.
-Bill
If you forget to turn off a charger like that, it will seriously
overcharge a 6V battery! On the other hand Ed's charger will not do
that
It should continue to charge the battery up to the wall wart voltage,
which is still too high if you leave it plugged in too long.
I would, and do, just use a CV source that is set to the float voltage
of the battery. Pick a regulator that has over temp and current
limiting and let it float.
Jim
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