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<h1>How to Charging the Nickel Cadmium Battery(2)?</h1>Author: <a title="mary lv" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/authors/mary-lv/22014.htm">mary lv</a> How to Charging the Nickel Cadmium Battery(2)?

How to Charging the Nickel Cadmium <A href="http://www.good-battery.co.uk">Battery</A>(2)?Most rechargeable cells are equipped with a safety vent to release excess pressure if incorrectly <A href="http://www.good-battery.co.uk/battery-charger.html">charged</A>. The safety vent on a NiCd cell opens at 1034 to 1379 kPa (150 to 200 psi). In comparison, the pressure of a car tire is typically 240 kPa (35 psi). With a resealable vent, no damage occurs on venting but some electrolyte is lost and the seal may leak afterwards. When this happens, a white powder will accumulate over time at the vent opening.

Commercial fast-<A href="http://www.good-battery.co.uk/battery-charger.html">chargers </A>are often not designed in the best interests of the battery. This is especially true of NiCd chargers that measure the <A href="http://www.good-battery.co.uk">battery’s </A>charge state solely through temperature sensing. Although simple and inexpensive in design, charge termination by temperature sensing is not accurate. The thermistors used commonly exhibit broad tolerances; their positioning with respect to the cells are not consistent. Ambient temperatures and exposure to the sun while charging also affect the accuracy of full-charge detection. To prevent the risk of premature cut-off and assure full charge under most conditions, charger manufacturers use 50°C (122°F) as the recommended temperature cut-off. Although a prolonged temperature above 45°C (113°F) is harmful to the <A href="http://www.good-battery.co.uk">battery</A>, a brief temperature peak above that level is often unavoidable.

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How to Charging the Nickel Cadmium Battery(2)?

How to Charging the Nickel Cadmium Battery(2)?Most rechargeable cells are equipped with a safety vent to release excess pressure if incorrectly charged. The safety vent on a NiCd cell opens at 1034 to 1379 kPa (150 to 200 psi). In comparison, the pressure of a car tire is typically 240 kPa (35 psi). With a resealable vent, no damage occurs on venting but some electrolyte is lost and the seal may leak afterwards. When this happens, a white powder will accumulate over time at the vent opening.
Commercial fast-chargers are often not designed in the best interests of the battery. This is especially true of NiCd chargers that measure the battery’s charge state solely through temperature sensing. Although simple and inexpensive in design, charge termination by temperature sensing is not accurate. The thermistors used commonly exhibit broad tolerances; their positioning with respect to the cells are not consistent. Ambient temperatures and exposure to the sun while charging also affect the accuracy of full-charge detection. To prevent the risk of premature cut-off and assure full charge under most conditions, charger manufacturers use 50°C (122°F) as the recommended temperature cut-off. Although a prolonged temperature above 45°C (113°F) is harmful to the battery, a brief temperature peak above that level is often unavoidable.
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