Charge distribution circuit for a marine vessel
AssigneeBrunswick Corporation
InventorBrad E. Taylor
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AssigneeBrunswick Corporation
InventorBrad E. Taylor
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A marine propulsion system for a marine vessel includes a marine propulsion device, a plurality of power storage devices, and a charge distribution circuit. The marine propulsion device includes an engine and an alternator driven by the engine to generate a charge current. The plurality of power storage devices includes at least a first power storage device and a second power storage device, wherein each power storage device is configured to receive current from the alternator. The charge distribution circuit is positioned between the alternator and the plurality of power storage devices and includes an isolator configured to isolate the first power storage device from the second power storage device, a charge sensor configured to sense a charge level of the first power storage device, and a relay configured to connect and disconnect the second power storage device to/from the alternator based on the sensed charge level.
A marine propulsion system for a marine vessel comprising:
A charge distribution circuit for distributing charge current from an alternator on a vehicle to a plurality of power storage devices on the vehicle, including at least a first power storage device and a second power storage device, the charge distribution circuit comprising:
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