The automatic battery charger based on floating technique

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An automated system will simplify all the work done by humans. One of the automatic systems that has been used is the battery charger system that can be cut by itself. This paper discussed the implementation of automatic systems for battery chargers based on floating techniques. The system will automatically fill and repair the battery from several causes of damage such as overcharging the battery. This charger functions with the switch system turning on and off. The circuit works by comparing the input that goes into the IC, and makes the control input as the main standard of 1.10 V which is attached on a positive foot (pin3) on the IC. The main control system consists of Transistor BC547, IC LM358 and Transistor 2N2907A. This system also uses two transformers, each of which is used to support control and power supply. For the control section using 1A transformer and for power supply using 2A. This system will automatically switch on when the load level is below 12.27 V.

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Mulyana, E., Atmoko, T. D., & Kamelia, L. (2019). The automatic battery charger based on floating technique. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1402). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1402/4/044029

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