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  • Frequently asked questions for industrial battery chargers: part-1

    Frequently asked questions for industrial battery chargers: part-1

    Nov , 04 2021
    From our long experience of providing industrial battery charger solutions to our customers and partners, we have seen that there are some basic questions that are always asked. Here we are sharing some of the common questions and their answers regarding the rectifier chargers for your convenience. How are “equalize”, “boost” and “fast charge” charging different? Each of these terms describes the ...
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  • Frequently asked questions for industrial battery chargers: part-2

    Frequently asked questions for industrial battery chargers: part-2

    Nov , 04 2021
    From our long experience of providing industrial battery charger solutions to our customers and partners, we have seen that there are some basic questions that are always asked. Here we are sharing some of the common questions and their answers regarding the industrial battery charger for your convenience. How do you know when the charger should operate in float or equalize mode? Regardless of the...
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  • How to implement battery monitoring in a deployable product?

    How to implement battery monitoring in a deployable product?

    Nov , 27 2021
    Standalone ohmic battery monitoring systems designed for data center application are not suited for a genset environment. Although ohmic monitors work, they are expensive (estimated at $2,000 for a 24-volt system), time-consuming to install, and require trained personnel to interpret their data output. To achieve widespread adoption in the genset market any battery monitoring technology will need ...
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  • How a new intermittent charging algorithm addresses premature SLI battery failure?

    How a new intermittent charging algorithm addresses premature SLI battery failure?

    Dec , 06 2021
    A new charging algorithm addresses the problems of short genset battery life and sudden battery failure discussed above, while meeting the regulatory needs to deliver non-stop DC power to critical applications. The principle is simple and straightforward. Emulate the beneficial intermittent vehicle charging regime for which SLI batteries were originally designed, but continue charger operation to ...
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  • NiCd versus Lead Acid Starter Batteries for Generator Systems

    NiCd versus Lead Acid Starter Batteries for Generator Systems

    Dec , 10 2021
    Apart from a few special applications that use mechanical cranking, such as spring starters, the greatest percentage of generator set systems utilize 12-volt or 24-volt starter motors. For prime power and standby applications, the two most commonly used battery types are lead acid or nickel cadmium (NiCd). This article discusses the differences between NiCd and Lead Acid starter batteries for gene...
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  • Battery charging tutorial-Part 1

    Battery charging tutorial-Part 1

    Apr , 18 2022
    Current battery charging technology relies on microprocessors (computer chips) to recharge; using 3 stages (or 2 or 4 stages) regulated charging. These are the "smart chargers", and quality units generally are not found in discount stores. The three stages or steps in lead/acid battery charging are bulk, absorption, and float. Qualification or equalization is sometimes considered another stage. A ...
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  • DC-DC Converters-A suitable alternative to battery chargers

    DC-DC Converters-A suitable alternative to battery chargers

    May , 09 2022
    What if you had all the power you wanted or needed at 125 Vdc, but your site manager suddenly handed you a requirement for 24 Vdc to run some communication gear? You might tell him to buy a 24 V battery and a 24 V battery charger. But, these elements come with costs: initial, maintenance, and probable future battery replacement. There is another way: for approximately the same cost as the battery ...
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  • Battery charger options (part-3)

    Battery charger options (part-3)

    May , 16 2022
    In this series of articles we will discuss the options you can have in your battery charger. You can check out these options for choosing your desired battery charger solution. Charge Dividers Our charge divider option adds series diodes to the output of our charger to isolate multiple banks of batteries. The battery banks, in effect, do not see each other, allowing each bank to be charged complet...
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  • Battery charger options (part-4)

    Battery charger options (part-4)

    May , 23 2022
    In this series of articles we will discuss the options you can have in your battery charger. You can check out these options for choosing your desired battery charger solution. Reverse Polarity Protection and LED This circuit protects against someone accidently reversing the battery terminal connections on the charger (i.e. connecting the battery positive to the charger negative or vice versa). Th...
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  • Battery charger options (part-5)

    Battery charger options (part-5)

    May , 23 2022
    In this series of articles we will discuss the options you can have in your battery charger. You can check out these options for choosing your desired battery charger solution. Zero Center Ammeter with Battery and Load Terminals DC Ammeter, which reads both charge and discharge current to the battery. Two sets of output terminals are provided, one for the load connection and one for the battery co...
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  • Efficiency of DC power system

    Efficiency of DC power system

    Jun , 27 2022
    In this article we will explain the efficiency of DC systems and progress to AC systems on the next article. In very basic terms, efficiency is the measure of how much power is not being wasted by a system. More waste is less efficient. In electrical systems, we measure the power entering a system in watts; the unit of measure for work performed. Efficiency is the ratio of (Power-In) -vs. - (Power...
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  • What are the soft costs of datacenter?

    What are the soft costs of datacenter?

    Jul , 22 2022
    Data centers can’t afford to go dark. That’s why reliable critical power systems arecentral to their operation. Selecting and maintaining these systems comes at a price, but astronger understanding of “hard” and “soft” costs -- and what can be done to mitigate thelatter -- can protect the bottom line. Hard and soft costs vary from one operation to the next. In general, hard costs refer to the expe...
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