Charger for electric accumulators
AssigneeCargadores Pla-Bor Sociedad Limitada
InventorsFrancisco Planells Almerich, Salvador Borja Baixauli
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Abstract
The charger comprises a circuit which includes a reactance before or after a transformer and includes a rectifier, a pull-off and/or an equalizer, formed of at least one diode/rectifier assembly, being provided between both branches of the circuit; the pull-off circuit may be substituted by a switch-off circuit to cut off the charging when the accumulator is carged. The charge is produced by voltage drop by voltage differential maintaining the amperage.
Claims21
A charger for electrical accumulators, comprising:
- input terminals for receiving an input signal;
- output terminals for producing an output signal;
- a transformer connected to the input terminals for producing an alternating current output signal at a voltage greater than a rated voltage of said accumulator to be charged, said transformer producing said alternating current output signal in response to the input signal;
- rectifier means for rectifying the alternating current output signal from said transformer to produce a direct current output signal and for supplying said direct current output signal to said output terminals;
- circuit means for regulating said output signal of said charger by producing a voltage drop of said input signal while ensuring that a substantially constant amperage is produced by said charger, said circuit means including a reactance connected between said transformer and said input terminals;
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- overcharging prevention circuit means for preventing overcharging of said accumulator after the accumulator has been charged, said overcharging prevention circuit means being connected in parallel with said rectifier means.
A charger for electrical accumulators, comprising:
- input terminals for receiving an input signal;
- output terminals for producing an output signal;
- a transformer connected to the input terminals for producing an alternating current output signal at a voltage greater than a rated voltage of said accumulator to be charged, said transformer producing said alternating current output signal in response to the input signal;
- rectifier means for rectifying the alternating current output signal from said transformer to produce a direct current output signal and for supplying said direct current output signal to said output terminals;
- circuit means for regulating said output signal of said charger by producing a voltage drop of said input signal while ensuring that a substantially constant amperage is produced by said charger, said circuit means including a reactance connected between said transformer and said rectifier means;
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- overcharging prevention circuit means for preventing overcharging of said accumulator after the accumulator has been charged, said overcharging prevention circuit means being connected in parallel with said rectifier means.
A charger for electrical accumulators, comprising:
- input terminals for receiving an input signal;
- output terminals for producing an output signal;
- a transformer connected to the input terminals for producing an alternating current output signal at a voltage greater than a rated voltage of said accumulator to be charged, said transformer producing said alternating current output signal in response to the input signal;
- rectifier means for rectifying the alternating current output signal from said transformer to produce a direct current output signal and for supplying said direct current output signal to said output terminals;
- circuit means for regulating said output signal of said charger by producing a voltage drop of said input signal while ensuring that a substantially constant amperage is produced by said charger, said circuit means including a plurality of series connected diodes connected between said rectifier means and said output terminals;
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- overcharging prevention circuit means for preventing overcharging of said accumulator after the accumulator has been charged, said overcharging prevention circuit means being connected in parallel with said rectifier means and said circuit means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.