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Help with battery charger

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payretep

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Hi all,

I would like to build a battery charger that shuts off when the battery is fully charged. I have a 3.6v, 300mAh battery that I want to be charged without me having to check if it is charged completely. I'd also like to have a bicolor LED that is red when the battery isn't fully charged and when it is, the LED is green. Could anybody send me a simple schematic for me to build?

Thanks alot~ :D
 
payretep said:
Hi all,

I would like to build a battery charger that shuts off when the battery is fully charged. I have a 3.6v, 300mAh battery that I want to be charged without me having to check if it is charged completely. I'd also like to have a bicolor LED that is red when the battery isn't fully charged and when it is, the LED is green. Could anybody send me a simple schematic for me to build?

There's no 'simple' way to do this, probably the easiest way is to use an IC specifically designed for the purpose - but even then they use quite a few external components. Maxim make various chips for battery chargers.

If you want a simple way though, simply trickle charge the battery, you can then leave it permanently on charge without damage to the battery.
 
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