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Battery Tester Circuits
Designed by David A. Johnson, P.E.

Last Updated on:
Thursday, January 01, 2009 06:56 AM


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  • 6v NMH/NiCd Battery Tester
    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. 
  • Button Battery Cell Internal Resistance Measurement Circuit
    The open cell voltage of a small silver oxide button cell battery remains very close to 1.5 volts over most of the life of the cell.  However, there is a relationship between battery health and the internal resistance of the cell.  This circuit when used in conjunction with an oscilloscope will measure the internal resistance.  You will have to use a known good cell as a reference.
  • Small Battery Capacity Tester
    The only truly accurate way to measure the current capacity of a battery is by connecting the battery to a constant current load and measure how long the battery can sustain that current before its voltage drops below a recommended “cutoff” point.  The circuit below is designed to do this type of test.....


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