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Figure 8. Two-Cell Battery Charger State Diagram
Initialization | 10 |
7
1
6
9
13
Activation | Wait For | Discharge | |
Temperature | |||
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8 | 2 | 11 | 12 |
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| Rapid | 5 | Full |
| Error |
Discharge
3
Charge
Complete
Initially the charger is in the Initialization state. After some device preparation, the charger goes to the Activation state (1). When the battery voltage reaches the rapid start voltage, the charger leaves the Activation state and switches to the Rapid state (2). If the charge current drops below a predefined
(5).
The charger from all states jumps to the Wait For Temperature state when the battery temperature is outside the allowed temperature range. For the Activation and Rapid states, the allowed temperature range is the charge range. For other states, the allowed temperature range is the discharge range (6). In the case of the charge range, when temperatures fall into the defined range with some hysteresis value, the charger goes to the Initialization state
(7).
Regardless of the state of the charger, it jumps to the Discharge state when the external power supply is switched off (9). If the external power supply is switched on, the charger goes to the Initialization state (10, 13). When the battery pack discharges completely (11), the charger switches to the Full Discharge state.
If the system load resistance decreases and the battery pack voltage level
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