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NiMh battery emulation circuit

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Hello!

I have on specific question.
Does anyone have any idea how to replace NiMh battery with some kind simulation circuit.
I would need that for testing charging circuits.

Any idea is wellcome.

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A simulator cannot detect the build up of temperature and pressure inside a charging battery.

The datasheet of the battery will show what is happening and how to charge the battery properly.
 

The temperature doesn't matter as long it's not measured by the charger, the pressure doesn't anyway.

Basically, the simulator needs a good model for the static and dynamic battery behaviour. Differential equations can replace the real world physics and chemistry.

A 4-quadrant power supply respectively DC power amplifier (e.g. a Kepco device) and a controller can do.
 

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Hello!

I'm not really interested into chemistry emulation. I'd like to simulate battery functionality to make test of different phases of battery charging and state when battery is fully charged.

Best regards!

Danilo
 

Hello!

Keithley have battery/Charger simulators.

Best regards!

Danilo
 

Hi

Some time ago MAXIM issue a simple battery simulator circuit for testing chargers

Look at MAXIM site for there application journal

All the best

Bobi
 

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