Batteries and chargers

Batteries and Chargers are essential components for powering electronic devices.

  • Batteries store energy in chemical form and provide electrical power to devices. They come in various types, such as alkaline, lithium-ion (Li-ion), nickel-metal hydride (NiMH), and lead-acid, each suited for different applications based on capacity, voltage, and rechargeability.
  • Chargers replenish a battery’s energy by converting electricity from a power source into a compatible form. They are designed to safely manage charging times, prevent overcharging, and extend battery life, especially for rechargeable batteries like Li-ion or NiMH.

Universal Charger PIC16F877A

Universal Charger PIC16F877A The device Charger PIC16F877A  is made on a PIC16F877A microcontroller and C++ programming language, SDCC compiler. Able to charge most  known batteries with custom charge parameters. The display shows all the necessary information (current, voltage, time, mode). During the charge, the temperature is controlled. Principals and technical Specifications: Schematic diagram: Part-list for Charger …

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NCP1835 Charger

A fully integrated solution is offered  by NCP1835B, providing high stability of the charging voltage (4.2 ± 0.05 V). Perhaps the only drawback of this microcircuit is its too tiny size (DFN-10 case, size 3×3 mm). Not everyone is able to provide high-quality soldering of such miniature elements. Of the indisputable advantages I would like …

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TP4056 Charger

The microcircuit is made in the SOP-8 package (see datasheet ), has a metal heat sink on its belly that is not connected to the contacts, which allows for more efficient heat removal. Allows you to charge the battery with current up to 1A (current depends on the current-carrying resistor). The connection scheme requires the …

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MCP73831 Charger

Chip allows you to create the right chargers, moreover, it is cheaper than the untwisted MAX1555. A typical wiring diagram is taken from the datasheet : An important advantage of the circuit is the absence of low-impedance power resistors that limit the charge current. Here, the current is set by a resistor connected to the …

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LP2951 Charger

Stabilizer LP2951 is manufactured by National Semiconductors (datasheet). It provides the implementation of the built-in current limiting function and allows generating a stable charge voltage level of a lithium-ion battery at the circuit output. The magnitude of the charge voltage is 4.08 – 4.26 volts and is set by resistor R3 when the battery is …

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