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12 V, 18 Ah battery for a solar panel
I have a 100 W solar panel. I bought a 12 V, 18 Ah battery with a 30 A PWM solar controller. How can I get this to charge right? The current will be too much for the battery. How can I cut down the ...
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Paralleling of battery chargers [duplicate]
Can we parallel the bbattery chargers suppose buck controllers.Two buck controllers taking power supply from the same power bus. The output of each controller will charge the batteries connected at ...
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Why is LM2596 buck converter output current low when used as a mobile charger? [closed]
I have a LM2596 buck converter which is capable of providing 3 A and my input source, which is a transformer, is capable of providing 5 A.
When I use the buck converter to charge my Android phone ...
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Can I use a current control buck converter to charge a battery?
As shown below, could I use a microcontroller to charge the Li-ion battery? I'm unsure if I'll run into issues with the voltages on the ADC. I've done this exact setup before with a generic load, I'm ...
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Is there any risk in leaving a Li-ion connected to a solar panel with only step-down converter?
I have a 18V solar panel which is connected to a step-down buck converter, which drops the voltage from 18V to 3.5V. When clouds block the sun, the voltage drops to less than 3.1V. I have added a ...
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Battery Charger using a buck converter
I'm designing a Lead Acid battery charger with 3 stages. For the 2nd stage (constant voltage stage) as it is written in literature: the voltage applied on the battery must be dependent on temperature. ...
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Charging 2 Li-Ion Batteries via a single charger
I'm currently building a portable USB charger. It uses 2 Li-ion batteries in series connected to a USB port via a 5V regulated buck converter. While a single Li-ion battery would suffice for most ...