The Electrician
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OK. Tomorrow
After the battery is charged, the applied voltage should be reduced to the "float" voltage. This will keep the battery fully charged, but not overcharge it.
The battery properties you ask about are probably explained in the battery manufacturers literature.
Good luck.the project is done , and i no longer have to go to the lab for the measurements as the battery i used even after charging and discharging the terminal voltage does not remain above 9.6V , and after discussing with the tutor it is clear that the batteries are seriously damaged....
Now i have to properly document my work in this week and wait for the presentation date .....
Good luck.
I found this thread: http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/simple-circuit-drawing-program.50574/#post-335755You could use LTSpice. It's available free at the Linear Technology site.
I have seen people ask this question on the forum. Try a search for this question.
ew one and throw away the one that got hot.