The constant charging current is produced by an LDO and resistor and gated by Q1, which in turn is managed by an output of the microcontroller. A quartet of LEDs, also microcontroller-driven, indicates charge status to the user
| Authors | Abel Raynus |
| Main Document | Article «Simple NiCd Battery Charger Includes Charge Indication» |
| Description | Figure 1 |
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| Document Language | English |
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- Article «Simple NiCd Battery Charger Includes Charge Indication»
- Figure 1. The constant charging current is produced by an LDO and resistor and gated by Q1, which in turn is managed by an output of the microcontroller. A quartet of LEDs, also microcontroller-driven, indicates charge status to the user
- Figure 2. The flowchart shows the straightforward level-check/step-through iteration sequence of the code for driving the charge-indication LEDs
