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Charge Pump Bat Charger 1

This document describes a voltage doubler circuit designed to charge a 4-cell NiMH battery from a +5V power source. The circuit uses a 100kHz oscillator and 74HC14 logic chips to step up the +5V input voltage and deliver it to the battery through diodes and capacitors laid out on a single sheet of paper. It was designed by Dave Johnson to charge batteries from a low voltage supply.

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Charge Pump Bat Charger 1

This document describes a voltage doubler circuit designed to charge a 4-cell NiMH battery from a +5V power source. The circuit uses a 100kHz oscillator and 74HC14 logic chips to step up the +5V input voltage and deliver it to the battery through diodes and capacitors laid out on a single sheet of paper. It was designed by Dave Johnson to charge batteries from a low voltage supply.

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+5V

+5V + 10uF C1 0.1uF C2 3

14 4 74HC14 +5V

2 74HC14

6 74HC14 0.47uF C4

5819 D1

9 100K R1 150pF C3 11

8 74HC14 10 74HC14 5819 D2 V+ OUT 75mA MAX 4 CELL NiMH BATTERY

100KHz OSC

13 7

12 0.1uF 74HC14 A1 C5 + 10uF C6

VOLTAGE DOUBLER

DESIGNED BY DAVE JOHNSON DISCOVERCIRCUITS.COM ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


DRAWN BY: DAVE JOHNSON

Title

+5V POWERED NiMH BATTERY CHARGER


Size Document Number Rev

A
Date:

CHARGEPUMPBATCHARGER1.DSN Tuesday, February 09, 2010


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