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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Battery Charger based on AVR ATMega 8535

Battery Charger in general can be interpreted as a means to recharge the battery charge. Principles of good charger circuit is capable of providing resources to perform effectively charging the battery, efficient and safe. AVR-Based Battery Charger ATMega 8535 With LCD Display This is an idea that had just emerged from the author. In AVR-Based Battery Charger design ATMega 8535 With LCD Display is using AVR microcontroller processor charger with ATMega 8535, process the data viewer charger with LCD, a safety from a hot temperature with the temperature sensor LM35 and several buttons for setting the charger. And component power charger Battery Charger Based on AVR ATMega 8535 With LCD Display is a FET.

Battery




Function-Based Battery Charger Part Series AVR ATMega 8535 With LCD Display
ATMega 8535 AVR microcontroller serves as the controlling process of the charger.
Button S1 - S5 as input data charger settings (setting the current, maximum temperature, peak voltage batteries)
LM35 Temperature Sensor function as heat sensors in the battery during charge.
LCD Display function to display data and display settings charger battery charger process measurement data.
FET serves as a power charger that will flow into the battery charging current.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Simple ON OFF Touch Switch with 555 Schematic

This simple ON OFF touch switch schema is based on the well known timer IC 555 (IC1), which drives a relay that acts like a switch. The metal surfaces can have what form we want, but it should be clean and very close to the schema.

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Touch plate MP1 in order to close the contact of relay RL1 [ON], or plate MP2 in order to open the contact of RL1 [OFF]. The Led D2 turns on when the contacts of RL1 are closed. Two small pieces of metal can be used as sensor plates.

555 ON/OFF Touch Switch Schematic

Simple

Parts List
R1 = R2 = 3.3M
R3 = 10K
R4 = 1K
C1 = 10nF
D1 = 1N4007
Q1 = BC547
IC = NE555
12V relay
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013

555 Timer Circuit With Variable On Off Times

This circuit enables the on/off times of a 555 timer to be independently varied over a wide range. This is not possible with a conventional 555 circuit with the RC network being charged from the positive supply rail and discharged via pin 7. Instead, the capacitor at pins 2 & 6 of IC1 is charged and discharged from the output at pin 3. Furthermore, the charging and discharging circuits are different, being isolated by diodes D1 & D2.

Circuit diagram:

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555 Timer Circuit Diagram With Variable On/Off Times

Therefore the capacitor at pins 2 & 6 is charged via diode D2 and trimpot VR2 and discharged via D1 and trimpot VR1. With this arrangement you can have very long on times combined with very short off times and vice versa, or you can adjust the duty cycle to exactly 50% and so on. This circuit also employs a second 555 timer (IC2) as an inverter so that complementary pulses are available, if required. If not, delete IC2.

Author: A. Davies - Copyright: Silicon Chip Electronics

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Friday, April 5, 2013

Battery Charger based on AVR ATMega 8535

Battery Charger in general can be interpreted as a means to recharge the battery charge. Principles of good charger circuit is capable of providing resources to perform effectively charging the battery, efficient and safe. AVR-Based Battery Charger ATMega 8535 With LCD Display This is an idea that had just emerged from the author.
In AVR-Based Battery Charger design ATMega 8535 With LCD Display is using AVR microcontroller processor charger with ATMega 8535, process the data viewer charger with LCD, a safety from a hot temperature with the temperature sensor LM35 and several buttons for setting the charger. And component power charger Battery Charger Based on AVR ATMega 8535 With LCD Display is a FET.
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Function-Based Battery Charger Part Series AVR ATMega 8535 With LCD Display
ATMega 8535 AVR microcontroller serves as the controlling process of the charger.
Button S1 - S5 as input data charger settings (setting the current, maximum temperature, peak voltage batteries)
LM35 Temperature Sensor function as heat sensors in the battery during charge.
LCD Display function to display data and display settings charger battery charger process measurement data.
FET serves as a power charger that will flow into the battery charging current.
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