Low-cost digital switching brought pulsed techniques to battery charging in the 1990s, no matter what the cell chemistry. Now a Latvian-based company is bringing a variant of that technology to lead-acid battery formation. Gerry Woolf reports.
More than a decade ago, the pulsed charge was the latest craze for lead-acid battery technology – a means of breaking down the sulfation that inevitably formed during the cycling of lead-acid batteries. It led to longer battery life and is now widely adopted throughout the battery industry, whether you operate forklift trucks or if you charge . . .
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