| Source：himax Date：2007-7-2 Degree：466 |
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For Ni-Cd and Ni-MH battey:
1.Constant current(ab.CC) charge: it is the most usual method that charge currents are fixed at a certain value during the charge progress.
2.Constant voltage(ab.CV) charge: during the charge progress the voltage between the two terminals of the power supply is maintained at a certain value, while the current in the circuit become smaller and smaller with the battery voltage rises.
3. Constant current(ab.CC) and constant voltage(ab.CV) charge: firstly a cell is charged at CC, when the cell voltage rises to a value, its voltage keeps steady, while the current in the circuit drops to the smallest till to zero at last.
For Li-ion battery:
Constant current(ab.CC) and constant voltage(ab.CV) charge: firstly a cell is charged at CC, when the cell voltage rises to a value, its voltage keeps steady, while the current in the circuit drops to the smallest till to zero at last. |
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