Re: Noob - battery questions...
- From: The Natural Philosopher <a@xxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 09:04:27 +0000
MJKolodziej wrote:
"Tank 'm o'Niel" <tanky@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:479c9f94$0$30010$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwww.maxamps.com also does BIG loose cells.Hi - forgive me I'm a mechnical guy with limited electrical knowledge.: )
I noticed cell phone batteries have small circuit boards at the end of the pack. What is the purpose of the board?
I am being tasked with a project using arrays of larger lithium cells - I think there are 12 per pack. Each array comes with a circuit board at the end as well. I noticed on the circuit board there looks to be a small buzzer or something? Am I correct in seeing that?
If I wish to disassemble the packs to make larger arrays - could I have a circuit board built to handle the larger array? Or is it more advantageous to have a bunch of smaller arrays/packs than one large one?
Lastly, are battery packs assembled in series or parrallel and what is the thining behind one over the other?
Any help appreciated -
Lithium type batteries in commercial devices must have circuitry to make sure thy don't discharge too low or charge too fast or to long. It may also have the vibrate part of a cell phone on the battery. You can put them in both series or parallel, depends on the demands of the circuit you are making them for. They solder with aluminum solder I think. I know guys here know much more than I do about this and I'm sure they will chime in. If you are planning to run something with high amps with your pack(ei. motor for RC plane) cells from a cell phone may not take the high rate of discharge and may ruin. You may be better off buying loose cells from a place like www.allerc.com or many others.
Most cells have welded nickel tabs these days and do not require Al *flux* to solder. They never needed AL *solder*. 60/40 works a treat.
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