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| A device that converts alternating current
to direct current in order to charge a battery. A charger must be
matched to the battery it is charging in voltage (V) and capacity
(Ah). |
| Also called Fast-Charger. It usually charges
the battery in about one hour. Since it uses a high current to charge
the battery, it monitors the battery during charge . When the battery
is fully charged it switches to Trickle charge to compensate for
the self discharge of the battery. The battery can stay on the charger
until it is needed. |
| Also called Slow-Charger. It usually charges
the battery overnight (typically 12 to 16 hours). It does not monitor
the battery during charge because it applies a small current to
the battery. When battery is fully charged, it should not stay on
the charger more than few days. |
| The charging current expressed in amperes
(A). |
| The rate in amperes at which a cell or battery
is discharged. |