how do i determine the dc resistance that is required for the inductor that i have used. this is the specification of my design.
I have used the two step algorithm for a 24volt battery with 12 cells.
Vdc - 37.28V
Imax - 2.5A
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how do i determine the dc resistance that is required for the inductor that i have used. this is the specification of my design.
I have used the two step algorithm for a 24volt battery with 12 cells.
Vdc - 37.28V
Imax - 2.5A
l
The DC resistance simply affects the efficiency of the charger and is arbitrary. Usually, there are size constraints for the charger system which limits the DCR to some level. A lower DCR will give a more efficicient charger.
Hi Arun,
Can you please post your circuit or the resistor values that you used to make the 24V charger. I would like to compare them.
I'm looking for a circuit on which changing a jumper will charge a 24V Battery and default is 12V SLA battery.