Battery Charger Circuits
Battery Charger Circuits
Battery Charger Circuits
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The battery is charged with small amount of AC voltage or DC voltage. So if you want to
charge your battery with AC source then should follow these steps, we need first limit the
large AC voltage, need to filter the AC voltage to remove the noise, regulate and get the
constant voltage and then give the resulting voltage to the battery for charging. Once
charging is completed the circuit should automatically turned off.
Table of Contents
0.1. Block Diagram of Battery Charger Using SCR:
0.2. Circuit Diagram of Battery Charger Using SCR
0.3. Battery Charger Circuit using SCR and LM 311
0.3.1. Principle Behind this Circuit
0.4. Circuit Diagram of Battery Charger Circuit using SCR and LM311
0.4.1. Circuit Design of Battery Charger using SCR and LM311:
0.4.2. How to Operate Battery Charger Circuit?
0.4.3. Applications of Battery Charger Circuit using SCR and LM311:
0.4.3.1. Limitations of Battery Charger Circuit:
The AC source is given to the step down transformer which converts the large AC source into
limited AC source, filter the AC voltage and remove the noise and then give that voltage to the
SCR where it will rectify the AC and give the resulting voltage to the battery for charging.
• The AC main voltage is given to the step down transformer the voltage should be down
to 20V approx. the step down voltage is given to the SCR for rectification and SCR
rectifies AC main voltage. This rectified voltage is used to charge battery.
• When the battery connecter to the charging circuit, the battery will not be dead
completely and it will get discharged this will give the forward bias voltage to the
transistor through the diode D2 and resistor R7 which will get turned on. When the
transistor is turned on the SCR will get off.
• When the battery voltage is dropped the forward bias will be decreased and transistor
gets turned off. When the transistor is turned off automatically the diode D1 and resistor
R3 will get the current to the gate of the SCR, this will triggers the SCR and gets conduct.
SCR will rectifies the AC input voltage and give to the battery through Resistor R6.
• This will charge the battery when the voltage drop in the battery decreases the forward
bias current also gets increased to the transistor when the battery is completely charged
the Transistor Q1 will be again turned on and turned off the SCR.
Circuit Diagram of Battery voltage charger using LM311 and SCR – ElectronicsHub.Org
For a voltage of 9V across the potential divider, the voltage across the pot and resistor should
be above 5.2V (reference voltage level). For this purpose we select a potential divider
arrangement consisting of 22K resistor, 40K resistor and a 20k pot.
Output current from LM311 is about 50mA and since here we are using transistor BC547 with a
low base current, we require a resistor of about 150 ohms. The transformer used is a 230/12V
transformer. Primary of the transformer is connected to 230V AC supply whereas the
secondary is connected to the rectifier.
The non inverting terminal is given a reference voltage of 5.2V using a Zener diode. For
normal charging operation, this reference voltage is more than the voltage across the
potential divider and the output of the comparator is less than the threshold voltage required
to trigger the NPN transistor into conduction. The transistor and the diode D3 thus remains off
and the SCR gate gets triggering voltage through R1 and D1.
Now when the battery starts charging and at a certain point when it is fully charged, the
voltage across the potential divider reaches a value above the reference voltage. This implies
the voltage at the inverting terminal is less than the voltage at non inverting terminal and the
output of the comparator is more than the threshold base emitter voltage for the transistor.
This causes the transistor to conduct and it is switched on. At the same time as the diode D3 is
forward biased, it starts conducting and this blocks the triggering the SCR gate voltage as it is
now connected to low potential or ground. The SCR thus gets switched off and the charging
operation is stopped or paused. Again when the battery charge drops below the threshold
level, the charging operation resumes in the manner described above. The resistor R7 and
diode D4 are to ensure a small amount of trickle charging takes place in case of the SCR being
in off condition.
“ Note: Also Read the Post – Mobile Phone Travel Battery Charger Circuit
1. The AC to DC conversion here uses only the rectifier and may contain AC ripples as
there is no filter.
2. The half wave rectifier makes the charging and discharging quite slow.
3. This circuit cannot be used for batteries with higher Ampere-hour rating.
4. The battery charging may take longer time.
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Thanks for sharing a good post…. I need a charging circuit with SCR for 4 volts 4.5Ah Sealed
Lead Acid Battery. I request you to mail the circuit diagram for above requirements
“[email protected]”
Thank you….
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pavi says
JULY 13, 2014 AT 10:35 AM
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Administrator says
JULY 16, 2014 AT 6:33 AM
Check the circuit in any simulation software. You will get better results.
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mE says
AUGUST 9, 2014 AT 2:30 AM
is this applicable for charging a 9 volts battery? please send me the circuit diagram for
charging 9volts battery [email protected] thank you
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mE says
AUGUST 9, 2014 AT 2:34 AM
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sir can u send us power bjt driver ckt with component value,
if u have…?
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sanjay says
AUGUST 27, 2014 AT 9:41 AM
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pratik says
AUGUST 27, 2014 AT 10:52 AM
pls give me more detail,for making this circuit ,i use this circuit to making my minor
project .
pls replay me at [email protected]
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harini says
SEPTEMBER 4, 2014 AT 6:31 AM
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shridhar says
OCTOBER 15, 2014 AT 12:46 PM
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Sugan says
OCTOBER 26, 2014 AT 1:59 PM
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phakane says
NOVEMBER 26, 2014 AT 12:07 PM
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suppose when circuit is sucess then what will be the output voltage at bettery
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good project
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nandhakumar says
FEBRUARY 1, 2016 AT 7:24 AM
miniproject 2016
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sunitha says
FEBRUARY 10, 2016 AT 11:48 AM
i couldn’t understand this circuits..i’m from mechanical …..my project is about automatic
charging for lipo battery like the i phone case battery charger..can this possible with this
scr?
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Anusha says
FEBRUARY 15, 2016 AT 8:19 AM
Lithium ion and Lithium Polymer batteries need constant current and constant
voltage. This may not be possible with SCR based circuits. Consider the IC TP4069,
which can give a constant voltage of 4.2V and a programmable current upto 1A.
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specification of transformer is not concluded .also detail info about triggering of scr and
diod shoud be given in operation of ckt
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Tipu says
MARCH 2, 2016 AT 2:53 PM
Can you say what type of battery will be charged. I want to know the type and rating of the
battery.
Thanks..!
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pls mention what type of battery will be charged. I want to know the type and rating of the
battery.also give brief discription of working encluding component specifications.
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ramya says
MARCH 14, 2016 AT 11:35 AM
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rahul says
MARCH 29, 2016 AT 1:49 PM
what is f1
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it is fuse of 2amperes
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Mahagoda says
MAY 13, 2016 AT 8:12 AM
is this applicable for charging a 9 volts battery? please send me the circuit diagram for
charging 9volts battery thank you
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Ramya says
MAY 24, 2016 AT 4:49 AM
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M.RAGUL says
JULY 20, 2016 AT 5:18 AM
very nice
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piya says
AUGUST 9, 2016 AT 6:30 AM
sir here we are using 230v ac supply which is the main drawback of this project..
it we are able to give 230v supply then we will use simply the charger.Why we should go
for this ????
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piya says
AUGUST 9, 2016 AT 6:33 AM
Sir here we are giving 230v ac supply which is the main drawback of this project.If we are
using 230v supply then we will use simply the charger.Why we should go for this?
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G.mahalakshmi says
SEPTEMBER 19, 2016 AT 12:38 AM
what will be the output voltage result to charge the 9 V battery?? sir plz inform as soon as
possible
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what are the roles of the diodes in the ckt of battery charger using the SCR.
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Jas says
NOVEMBER 29, 2016 AT 8:44 AM
What specific scr can be use in a battery charger for lithium ion batteries?
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M.Bilal says
MAY 22, 2017 AT 7:44 AM
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p.usha says
OCTOBER 21, 2017 AT 1:28 AM
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“Send me…”
Lots of freeloaders here.. want help for free…
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