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<strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Information</strong><br />

... immer die Nase vorn in <strong>de</strong>r Technik<br />

AccuCell Battery Control Circuit for series applications / Accu-Packs<br />

<strong>Introduction</strong>: AccuCell Battery Control Device: AC BC 75<br />

<strong>1.</strong> <strong>Introduction</strong><br />

<strong>1.</strong><strong>1.</strong> Subject<br />

AccuCell AC BC 75<br />

Specifications:<br />

Input Voltage: 0 – 2 VDC<br />

Connection: Sol<strong>de</strong>rpads on PCB<br />

Current-<br />

Typical: 0,003 mA<br />

Consumption: max.: 0,006 mA<br />

Bypass Current: Standard Vers.: 75 mA max.<br />

Exten<strong>de</strong>d Vers.: 150 mA max.<br />

(un<strong>de</strong>r construction)<br />

Reverse Polarity -<strong>1.</strong>0 Volt (at I = -250 mA)<br />

Protection:<br />

Dimensions: L: 17,75 mm<br />

W: 4,70 mm<br />

H: 1,25 mm<br />

Weight: ca. 0,7 Gramm<br />

Temperature Range: - 40° bis 85°C<br />

Rechargeable Alkaline Batteries are already used in various consumer applications. OEM- and<br />

industrial-applications are requiring special performance of batteries. The main problem at the<br />

moment is a low lifespan of the batteries, when charged in series.<br />

Starting inhomogeneity causes overcharging of the cell with the highest potential. Any overcharging<br />

weakens the the cells and may even cause leakage. The battery pack gets <strong>de</strong>fective within short<br />

time.


<strong>1.</strong>2. Target<br />

... immer die Nase vorn in <strong>de</strong>r Technik<br />

AccuCell has <strong>de</strong>veloped a special circuit, working as bypass, preventing the cell from overcharging<br />

when voltage clims up to voltage-level U1 during charging process.<br />

The ACBC75 <strong>de</strong>vice has to be installed in parallel to each cell of the pack. Power consumption of<br />

this circuit is very low, so that battery will not be discharged in “stand-by“mo<strong>de</strong> or even discharges<br />

the cell to a <strong>de</strong>stroying voltage level. To reach high accuracy voltage levels are trimmed within a 2%<br />

range. For optimal charging results an additional hysteresis is provi<strong>de</strong>d.<br />

2. <strong>Technical</strong> Datas<br />

2.<strong>1.</strong> How it works<br />

The ACBC 75 Protection Circuit bypasses the charging current as soon as voltage level reaches<br />

<strong>1.</strong>68 VDC (U1) as long as voltage level drops down to 1,6 VDC (U2). below level U2, circuit<br />

switches to “stand-by“ mo<strong>de</strong>, while consuming only some micro Amps (< 26 mAh / year ). The<br />

hysteresis ( U1 / U2 ) guarantees fully charged batteries.<br />

3. Advantages<br />

Longest lifespan due to preciselly controlled overcharging protection. Cells are homogenised during<br />

each charging cycle, that means same voltage level of every cell within the pack. Very low load of<br />

batteries during storage time: < 26 mAh per year.<br />

4. Applications<br />

Solar: Photovoltaic applications<br />

Industrial Appl.: Automotive, Measuring, Data-Systems, Control Engineering<br />

Data Proc. Systems: Handheld computer, Portable Systems<br />

Telecommunication: Cordless Phone, Handy, Pager<br />

Consumer Appl.: Audio, Vi<strong>de</strong>o, Games, Torche, etc.<br />

AccuCell Deutschland, ACBC75EN_TI9.99_BF


... immer die Nase vorn in <strong>de</strong>r Technik<br />

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