Maybe no putting in the right term. The 5v supply puts a steady voltage into the battery."pulse charge a smart phone battery"? I have no idea what you are asking? Can you define pulse charge? Smart phones I am familiar with you apply 5.0 VDC and the phone controls its charge.
Ron
Not quite exactly. The 5.0 volt supply provides 5.0 volts to the battery charge circuit which controls the battery charge process.The 5v supply puts a steady voltage into the battery.
ThanksI would recommend you do not play around with the battery charging unless you want to blow the phone up.
The batteries used needs the correctly designed charger to charge well, and prevent fires.
The answer to your question is no!
At least the battery packs on my HP laptops have far more circuitry than shows in that simple block diagram. Both the battery pack and the charger are able to identify themselves as OEM devices, to the computer. Pulse charging may very well confuse things quite a bit. Pulse chargers DO WORK with lead acid batteries and there were some that worked with NiCad battery packs as well. But that is an older situation.the phone batteries their selves have a protection module integrated . . . the older ones of which limit the input current to 300mA ??? perhaps prevent the overcharging
http://www.cpkb.org/wiki/Nokia_BL-5K_battery_pinout
http://www.cpkb.org/wiki/Samsung_AB403450BU_battery_pinout
http://mobilephonehospital.blogspot.com/2011/11/type-of-mobile-phone-battery-and-about.html
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