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"Dave VanHorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Ok, NIMH charger question: > > What should happen, when the constant current source runs out of > compliance? IOW: As the battery charges, it's voltage rises. If the > input voltage to the constant current source isn't high enough, the > constant current source can't stay in regulation.. > > So: > > Do I abort the charge, or continue charging at a lower rate, where I > can stay in regulation? > > In the first case, I'm not charging at all, which is a bad thing. > In the second case, that means that the charge current will continue > to taper, and this will make end of charge detection difficult. Assuming the batts are nearly charged at this point I would just drop to the trickle rate. Tim
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