Ans:
Circuit Diagram:
Working:
- The figure above shows battery charger circuit using SCR.
- A 12V discharged battery is connected in series with an SCR T1.The single-phase 230V
supply is stepped down to (15-0-15) V by a centre-tapped transformer.
- The diodes D1 and D2 provide full wave rectified output across the SCR, T1 and the
battery to be charged.
- R3 –D3 provide trigerring circuit for T1. AS T1 is ON battery starts charging.
- When the battery is full, voltage provided by the voltage divider circuit will become
the zener voltage making the SCR T2 to switch ON.
- When T2 is ON a short circuit results in the voltage divider circuit R3 & R4, making T1 to switch OFF.
- This prevents over charging of the battery.
- The figure above shows battery charger circuit using SCR.
- A 12V discharged battery is connected in series with an SCR T1.The single-phase 230V supply is stepped down to (15-0-15) V by a centre-tapped transformer.
- The diodes D1 and D2 provide full wave rectified output across the SCR, T1 and the battery to be charged.
- R3 –D3 provide trigerring circuit for T1. AS T1 is ON battery starts charging.
- When the battery is full, voltage provided by the voltage divider circuit will become the zener voltage making the SCR T2 to switch ON.
- When T2 is ON a short circuit results in the voltage divider circuit R3 & R4, making T1 to switch OFF.
- This prevents over charging of the battery.