2014Applied Mechanics and MaterialsOpen access

The Method of the Lead Battery Ultra-Fast Charging Based on Energy Library

Yong Wei Li, Chao Huo, Zhi Gang Ye

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According to the difficulties in charging large current problems for lead battery, a charging method based on the energy library was proposed in this paper. The energy library was composed by ultracapacitors as charging power supply.This method can greatly shorten the charging time, improve the efficiency of charge.

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According to the difficulties in charging large current problems for lead battery, a charging method based on the energy library was proposed in this paper. The energy library was composed by ultracapacitors as charging power supply.This method can greatly shorten the charging time, improve the efficiency of charge.

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According to the difficulties in charging large current problems for lead battery, a charging method based on the energy library was proposed in this paper. The energy library was composed by ultracapacitors as charging power supply.This method can greatly shorten the charging time, improve the efficiency of charge.

Key concepts: Battery (electricity), Lead–acid battery, Electrical engineering, Lead (geology), Power (physics), Automotive engineering, Energy (signal processing), Trickle charging

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