How to produce electric chargers

In order to ensure the life of the battery and ensure the safety of transmission, an ultra-low dropout charger should be used. I not only use an ultra-low-dropout linear stability guarantee circuit assembled with fully discrete components, but also use an imported ultra-low-dropout linear integrated circuit, and also use a switch Modulation integrated circuits.

The problem you have expressed is caused by the low level of design of general electric bicycle chargers and the great pressure on cost constraints. For high-energy batteries, it is emphasized that the temperature rise of the battery should be continuously detected; for lead-acid batteries, its tolerance is much stronger. If the temperature rise of the lead-acid battery is too high under the charging state, it has been overcharged very seriously.

It is very common that the charger cannot automatically jump the light. The easiest way is to connect the ammeter in series, manually monitor, and manually switch to a low floating charging voltage in time according to the actual situation; It takes a few days to interpret the assembly distribution of the circuit in detail, and to redraw the circuit diagram by reverse engineering before making modification measures.

The bigger difficulty is that the method of charging several batteries with a rated voltage of 12 volts in series has serious flaws. Interfering with charging is also a drop in the bucket, helpless, anxious, and unable to help.

The solution is to have one charger for each battery, and each battery has an independent voltmeter and ammeter for continuous monitoring. This kind of charger is not the current three-stage charger or the "computer intelligence" charger advertised by the company.