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 Battery Testers   Constant Current / Current Sink


6V NiCd/NMH Battery Test Circuit - 10 Amp Constant Current Load
Dec 12, 2004

I designed this circuit to test rechargeable six volt battery packs under constant current conditions.  As designed, the circuit applies a 10 Amp load to the battery pack.  A heat sink must be used on the main power transistor.

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Circuit 6V Battery Test Circuit designed by David A. Johnson, P.E. (Dec 12, 2004)

 

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